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Personal Narrative: Leslie

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Leslie, like you I was also surprised how I didn 't seem to have sufficient hours in the week to complete my commitment for my classes. I had to really pray and ask God to help me prioritize my time. Consequently juggling Family, Ministry, Work and my schooling seemed a little overwhelming. However this time management exercise helped me just to take a step back and make sure I had thing in the correct order of importance. Its refreshing to read of your experience, although there has been a little struggle and adjustments along the way, God is blessing you and you are able to be successful. God

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