The Child's True House: Building Character Through Church
A parent notes a child’s fragile block house and contrasts it with the stronger invisible edifice of character. The text argues that early formative years shaped by church influence cultivate reverence, honesty, fair play, and selflessness to withstand life’s winds and rains.
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