The “Soup” of Faith I love to make my own Chicken Noodle Soup.   A good family friend who shares an apartment with me loves the way I make my Chicken Noodle Soup; especially when he is fighting a bad cold.   He would rather eat my soup than purchase one at the local Chinese Take-out.   What is so special about my Chicken Noodle Soup?   It’s really not that special; just the way that it is made.   I buy two chicken breasts; bone in.   After rinsing the breasts off and use my fingers to peel as much chicken off the bones as possible without breaking the bones.   I do not throw the bones out but put them aside while I cut up the breast meat.   I place the meat and the bones in pot with about two and one half quarts of water and bring to boil.   I put in a forth cup of chopped garlic, a table spoon of Italian spice, two table spoons of   parsley and oregano, and salt lightly to taste..   I then add a handful of spaghetti, split in...

Why Social Work My first attendance at college, Philadelphia College of Bible (PCB) was when it was located near Center City Philadelphia.   My first year was right after high school and I was not quite sure what my major would be.   Learning to read and understand the Bible was the first reason for my going to Bible College.   I did think about going to The Kings College in Briarcliff Manor, New York because I trusted it’s President, Robert A Cook to whom I listened to each weekday morning on The King’s Hour and to whom I wrote concerning things going with my family; particularly about the abuse my mother suffered at the hands of my father.   I decided to stay home because as long as I was around, my father would not lay a hand on my mother (I had just learned to stand up to him).   Attending PCB was a challenge for me right after high school.   First, I did not grow up in a middle class home; we were on Public Assistance.   Secondly, I did not ...