Curriculum of Grace: Table of Contents

Curriculum of Grace—Overview

At age 13, my parents sent me to a Christian school, not because they were believers or wanted me to be, but because it was widely recognized as one of the best schools in New England. What I call a curriculum of grace began in the spring of that year. It was not the official curriculum of that school or any other, but rather a series of episodes orchestrated by God to teach me what men could not teach me, to apprise me of something within myself that school would not have recognized, and to call me to Him in a way that I could not ignore, even if at the time I did not recognize who was calling.

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Table of Contents

Episode 1: Curriculum of Grace: Introduction

Episode 2: Fragrance

Episode 3: Heart of a Sinner

Episode 4: God’s Servant

Episode 5: Empathy

Episode 6: Mental Illness

Episode 7: Crosspatch Farm

Episode 8: Runaway

Episode 9: Houses for Migrants

Episode 10: Three Girls

Episode 11: Education Without God

Episode 12: Gaslist

Episode 13: Literary Leanings

Episode 14: Childhood and Society, Part 1

Episode 15: Childhood and Society, Part 2

Episode 16: Flowers of Evil

Episode 17: The Interests of Working People

Episode 18: The End of the Lesson

Episode 19: Epilogue: Rewriting Personal History