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Document Type
Birth and Creation Essay
Publication Date
2008
Excerpt
"La di la, doo di doo, I am bored, How about you?" This rhyme floated across my mind as I sat in yet another of my religious education classes, staring at the light blue paneling on the walls. My teacher, Doctor Hougendoubler, was a great man, but his teaching style for our Sunday morning religious class, Messengers, gave me little to focus on. As a sophomore in high school, I had met people who had churches that had so much more to offer than mine. Their churches consisted of music, faith, fellowship, and fun--mine consisted of sitting at one of the round tables in Assumption Hall and listening as Doc talked on and on about the things that we should not do.
Recommended Citation
Vachon, Theresa, "Religious Revolution (2008)" (2008). The Valpo Core Reader. 56.
http://scholar.valpo.edu/core_reader/56