uciungb bquaicly witn parents oy uivmc uccIcc， put<br >today s busy mothers and fathers tell me they often<br >feel overwhelmed by the fact that they only have<br >twenty years or fewer to fulfill this responsibility<br >and that there is no second chance to get the job<br >done. They often feel inadequate too. They worry<br >when newspaper feature stories report that children<br >are sometimes easily led into witchcraft or some<br >other awfill path and that parents sometimes must<br >pay thous;ands of dollars to kidnap mixed-up young<br >people back from cult groups. Many parents sense<br >that a child who grows up with a strong biblical<br >knowledge and with a faith that produces helpful<br >resources in times of trouble is not so likely to be<br >enticed by every new religious wind that blows<br >past. But how does one accomplish this awesome<br >task?<br > To help， I began collecting successful ideas from<br >men and women in my seminars， "How to Share<br >Your Faith with Your Children: I believe parents<br >can succeed with or without a great knowledge of<br >Scripture， a college or high school diploma， or a gift<br >for eloquent speaking.<br > Who influenced your life to help make you what<br >you are today?<br > Maria， age twenty， was brought up in a deeply re-<br >ligious home. She says， "One of my earliest and best<br >