At the age of fifteen, Catherine Marshall felt God leading her to submit her life and human desires to Him. Already I had been accepted at Agnes Scott. By graduation from high school, the Depression had devastated the economy and the effects were reflected in her father's salary as a pastor of a small church. One evening her mother found her lying across her bed sobbing. I know it's right for you to go to college.
Every problem has a solution.
A sob deep in my throat made me pause. I give it up. It's in Your hands. This first moment of youthful honesty set the tone for her entire life. Catherine went to Agnes Scott.