The church's Sunday school is described as 'like private school' by a mom-friend, showcasing its high-quality, organized child care that includes clean classrooms and cheerful staff.
The author grapples with feelings of guilt about attending church primarily for childcare, pondering whether it is dishonest or unethical to utilize this service despite her non-belief.
As a stay-at-home mom, the author expresses feeling drained by her responsibilities and the need for relief, which complicates her relationship with the church.
Imagining God observing her actions, the author humorously describes a feeling of being an outsider but finds solace in the support provided by the church's childcare.
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