SHANGRALA'S

RULES FOR RAISING
CHILDREN!


      Suzanna Wesley was the mother of nineteen children, among them were John and Charles Wesley. It has been said that the Methodist denomination was born on the lap of a mother, Suzanne Wesley.
      She spent one hour each day in prayer. That's seven hours each week! She spent one hour per week with each child individually imparting spiritual life and wisdom. That's nineteen hours!
      Suzanna Wesley over two hundred years ago formulated sixteen rules for raising children. They are still pretty good rules! Enjoy! :)
Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

1. Eating between meals
is not allowed.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

2. As children, they are
to be in bed by 8 pm.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

3. They are required to take
medicine without complaining.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

4. They are to subdue their self-will so
that they might be open to God's salvation.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

5. Teach a child to pray
as soon as she can speak.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

6. Require all to be still
during Family Worship.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

7. Give them nothing they cry for, and
only that which they ask for politely.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

8. To prevent lying, punish no fault
which is first confessed and repented.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

9. Never allow a sinful act
to go unpunished.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

10. Never punish a child twice
for a single offense.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

11. Commend and reward
good behavior.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

12. Any attempt to please, even if
poorly performed should be commended.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

13. Preserve property rights,
even in the smallest of matters.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

14. Strictly observe
all promises.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

15. Require no daughter to
work before she can read well.

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children

16. Teach children to
reverence God.




One of Suzanna Wesley's prayers
gives a glimpse of her faith:

Shangrala's Rules For Raising Children
      "Help me, Lord, to remember that religion is not to be confined to the church, or closet, nor exercised only in prayer and meditation, but that everywhere I am in Your presence... May all things instruct me and afford me an opportunity of exercising some goodness and daily learning and growing toward Your likeness." AMEN!
     

      Although she lived two hundred years ago, Suzanna's faith lives on today. The important things in life have not changed. It still matters that parents stay in the Lord and spend their lives leading children to do the same.

        


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