Catholic Church Experience

The supervisor doesn’t seem to be as involved as he should be. Mary Ann wrote a letter, however the next time it could be a lawsuit. I have to wonder what ethical violations other employees are undertaking? It is the supervisor’s responsibility to be guiding his employees in the direction of the ACA Code of Ethics. In order to ensure this kind if incident does not occur again, the supervisor needs to become more involved. A consequence I think about is what would have happened if Mary Ann took Marcus’s advice and sought out another religion. This could have serious consequences to Mary Ann’s personal life as well as her mental health. For example, what if Mary Ann’s family found out she was looking into other religions and shunned her from the family? She could be at risk for loosing her family and friends, leading to deeper depression and an unsatisfied life. It is essential counselors and supervisors are constantly aware of any ethical violations that have the potential of being

My first experience at Bridgetown church was very long overdue and very interesting. Most all of my friends and family all have been inviting me to Bridgetown specifically because they all really enjoy a specific pastor there that speaks on Sunday services. I never saw the need to go, mainly because of my night shifts are scheduled so oddly I was afraid of falling asleep at a religious sermon that I was not interested in embarrassing myself at and also not wanting to go out of my way to attend something that I was not particularly interested in. Bluntly writing I did not want to waste my time to go to something I wasn’t very excited about, especially when I do not know what to expect. This assignment did give the opportunity a bigger reason and I am glad to have been able to make such an insightful visit that I may not mind trying again in the near future.

Evidence Not Seen by Darlene Deibler Rose is a book about a woman's faith in the jungles during WW2. The second third of the book is mostly about Darlene Roses’ time in the jungle camp/prison. Its provides you with all of the different occasions in which she was pressured to deny God as her true savior. One that really stuck out to me was when they threatened to kill her if she did not conform to their religion. It made me think about what I would do in the situation. I think that I would not conform because to live is christ and to die is gain because you would be going to heaven. Another thing that I thought about as I read it is how she is sort of like the apostle Paul in when she went to jail she did not stop sharing Jesus’ love

It is reported that a girl was banned from a public Catholic school, the girls was disabled and it was stated that her parents faced accusations of presenting a threat to the mental health of her teachers. Morgan Webb Liddle has cerebral palsy. The teachers at Sacred Heart College took legal steps that were of an "extraordinary' nature to bar the child from the Catholic school based on their feeing "stressed and harassed." (Lee-Potter, 2013, p.1) The teachers at the school filed a notice with the principal under the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Morgan was ordered to not attend school and her parents ordered not to contact the school. According to John Harding, Head of Cambridge

Taking into consideration that Li is an immigrant, this would mean that she had to assimilate to her newfound husband and country. This created a number of cultural changes for including religion. Being alienated from her family and having to adjust to a new husband and nation would have added stress to the client, perhaps changing her religion to Christianity was a way from her to feel more accepted by her new culture and husband. Little is known about her life in Saigon, but this writer draws the thought that Li valued religion before she meets her husband and moved to America. Perhaps her switching religion was more of a way for her to freely express this part of herself that would be accepted in her new home. After all, if she continued to practice her old religion’s customs she would have been further estranged from her support system. And from the case, it is known that Li has not contacted her family in Saigon for years. The thought of losing another family could have influenced her change in religion. As the Social Worker on this case, Carolyn would benefit from referring to the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics discusses the value that Social Workers uphold the dignity and worth of a person (National Association of Social Workers 2008). This value may offer some guidance to the situation.

My outstanding achievement may not be as extravagant as others but to me, my achievement has helped my community and I have created a stronger bond with the people around me. As of my senior year, I have been recognized for 9 years of dedicated volunteer work for St. Peter's Vietnamese Church. Starting in fourth grade when I began my journey, I never anticipated getting recognized. I just simply loved playing the piano and helping my community. My talent was recognized when the choir leader chose me to replace the senior pianist at my church. I had begun taking piano lessons at the age of 6 and I had reached my fourth year when I started to play for my church. To qualify, I had to be able to understand and read music well and be able to decently

Education: noun the process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university

BACKGROUND: Lakewood Church currently holds an exemption from Texas property tax as a charitable organization.

In regards to the RGA crew leaders, the RCs were then spent on items that the crew needed. These items varied, and were dependent on the location that said crew was situated at. Nevertheless, examples of items that were bought with RCs included new members with different specialties, evangelization materials, items produced by either Republic or Confederation Programs (the price is higher, if the item in question needs to be imported), extra hands in the form of BUG crews, Anomalies and Anomaly detecting equipment, and office supplies from simple paper clips to high powered color printers.

Christ Tabernacle values Jesus, people, prayer, and the Holy Spirit. The institution believes in the Holy Bible, Trinity, and salvation. To connect with people, the CT uses Jesus as a message and the Holy Spirit as a guide. To connect with God and Jesus, the church utilizes prayer. Christ Tabernacle’s approach in worship is something modern and up-to-date. It incorporates new released songs to share the word of God. The institution does not rely on a traditional setting of a church to serve God and help people. Instead, the sermon is infused with live music and dancing that make the old members reconnect with God and the new members be comfortable in seeking Him and Jesus.

The Chinese Christian church in the United States often has ethnic characteristics, but different Chinese churches often have special concentration in the composition of the congregation, which reflects the tide of Chinese immigrants in different stages. For example, descendants of early immigrants from southern China usually have their fixed church. International students from the mainland of China have the church which they set up together. And other "informal immigrants" also formed Christian organizations. According to Aihui Lee, she divides American Chinese Christianity into four categories.

During elementary school I decided I wanted to move in with my father who did attend church religiously every Sunday morning. Catholic mass was awful and difficult to understand. My father put my brothers and I through communion and made us participate in church bible study to further understand the religion. As I got older my views on Catholicism had gotten worse, I started hating going to church. When the nuns called my age group to have children’s church my father forced me to go, they took us to a room that had no windows and was always cold. The nuns made us read the old testament in the King James Bible version and I always had a hard time reading and understanding it because of the way it was written. This experience made me hate and

In my second field experience, I’d decided to go to a Baptist church. However, I did not come from a religious background. Although I am not completely in the dark when it comes to religion I have learn about different religion through friends and books. Therefore, I thought this would be a great opportunity to finally experience a service and put my ignorance aside. Meaning the assumption and expectation I had of church service. Furthermore, it provided me the opportunity to challenge myself and my own biases I have towards going to church. Once I went to church I was surprise to see so many black people, for the first time since I moved too Greensburg, I was actual able to see a room overflowing with individual who looked just like me, my first emotion was excitement and enjoy. Some of my expectation, was something I have learned from my mother. My mother always told me that “black people churches last longer”, with this in mind I was prepare to be there for a long time. However, to my surprise it did not last as long as I’d expected it to. My overall experience, was warming, peaceful and positive.

Religion plays an important role in my life. I identify as catholic, but there are some thing that me and my family don’t follow. We don't go to church often and when we do it's only for important events. This is because we’ve had bad experiences with

In my life I have never been a person to attend church or religious ceremonies. I have gone twice to church and I personally didn’t like because I think that one doesn’t need to go to church to worship god. I believe that as long as you have faith god would never abandon you. My experience in the Jehovah`s Witness ceremony was very interesting because they are very similar to Christianity but their believes are different.