My Passion For Christ Drive Everything That I Do

All this and more will help me reach my goal of one day being able to relate to a wide variety people, being able to work with and guide anyone, and everyone, through relationships developed between a leader and his followers. I wish to be that leader that makes a change in the world to help relieve the pressure that people around the world feel every day, the pressure to work with people that they hate, that they despise, by eliminating that distaste.

Through my passions and experiences with people, as well as study, I am convinced that God has given me the desire and gifts to serve Him through discipling others. Ideally, I plan to work with young adults as they commonly need, and want, answers to questions of identity, truth, apologetics, and relationships, with Jesus and others. These are all things I am passionate about. I am committed to helping others experience God’s love, nurture their spiritual development, enable them to discover their spiritual gifts, and equip them for effective

• To live every day for the betterment of my life and the lives of those around me.

As a result of my catholic faith, I have always been entitled to creating the best version of myself. I expect myself to always complete everything I endeavor to the best of my ability. I admire my determination, work ethic, and passion immensely, and I yearn to provide others with that same incentive.

    Firstly I want to be remembered as a servant of the Lord. I wish to show others the love of Christ through my actions and willingness to serve. I have dedicated  my time to help serve others. Joining the Chik-Fil-A Leader Academy here at school has helped me be able to reach out and serve those in need. This program has been an asset for me to understand what it means to serve.

meet the mission is only the beginning. Compassion and dedication is a part of the

Live in your unique abilities to learn, love, grow and share God's grace and mercy with others to complete your God given assignments. Do not give up on doing all the good you are to accomplish in your work and charity. Your life's story should paint that picture of your face, not my face.

The vision that would come from that if we are successful is that we will begin to see things change for the better. We would see lower crime. We would see lower poverty. We would see lower divorce rates. We would see lower abortion rates. We would see more intact families. We would see safer communities. We would see more economic development and less unemployment. We would see tangible indicators that the society is actually changing because the people of God have risen up, unified with the power of heaven, and brought about transformation on the land. That is the vision that I see, and that is how it would be measured, by tangible things that affect real

The goals that I have is based on ministry. The need for more people in ministry is at a high level because of the hurt, abuse, and neglect just in the United States alone. As a woman I have been hurt and abused by my husband, friends, and church folks. My goal is to help women of all races, nationality because women are being put in jail when they really need counseling. I experienced the hurt when I did Jail Ministry. Repeat offenders are people who are hurt and looking for love in all the wrong places. My goal is to help other recover from hurt because hurt people hurt other people. Once I am taught how to handle a situation or how to teach others how to handle situation this will help families live a better life. I have a calling on my

I know that I will be able to live among morals. I won't stop gaining experience from work. Also, continue to achieve my goals both short and long term. I might make a small difference but I have the ability to inspire

As Bryan Clay has mentioned, I too believe that “I was blessed with certain gifts and talents and God gave them to me to be the best person I can be and to have a positive impact on other people.” My gifts make me unique. Therefore, I plan to take advantage of them. Many individuals claim that they are going to “leave their mark.” Yet, in the end, they don't seem quite capable of living up to their own statement. I, however, am eager to venture off and prove that I can live up to my commitment. I am the type of person that is willing to go the extra mile, and I know that God will bless me enough to get me through all the hardships that may come my way. I am prepared to engage in my future, and I am certain that I will not let myself down. I

I feel that this statement does represent the best that is within me, however I have now translated the skills that I learned and developed throughout the duration of the Foundations of Leadership course into everyday activities. Therefore, I have revised my mission statement to the following:

My vision is to come out of my comfort zone and began to witness the love of God to other people, specifically younger women and their children. When it comes to mentoring, I am a person who is very laid back, and not much of a upfront type of person. In order words, I have not gotten to the point where I would just straight come out and talk to someone, but when the Holy Spirit leads me to talk to someone to talk to, I will. My mentor meets no strangers, and when I am with her, she encourages me talk to people, and gives me the wisdom on what to say, and how to say the right words. I know one day with the help of the Lord and the eagerness to mentor younger women the time will be just right. I will take the advice given to me and mentor women

My Mission Statement is to constantly grow in ways that will take me to higher heights, all while keeping God first, family second, and career third. My goal is to forgive without holding a grudge. Vocalize my feelings when I am hurting or sad, in a way that will be productive in resolving the issue. I also would like to not be so guarded. I will allow others to love me in their own way, and not get upset when it is not the same way I love them. I would like to grow in divine wisdom, love, peace, patience and experience daily joy. As I grow in wisdom, I would also like to impart knowledge in younger generations to help them prevent some of the same mistakes that I have made in the past. I will always try to treat others the way I would like to be

At forty four years old the idea of asking the question where am I headed or who would I like to become seems a bit late, however it’s a question that need to be asked. I believe I’m headed along the same trajectory as where I am now, albeit further down the road. Having a positive impact on those work with, as well as my clients is of paramount importance to me and at the core of what I feel called to do. Oswald Chambers wrote “Never allow yourself this thought, “I am of no use where I am,” because you certainly cannot be used where you have not yet been placed.” (Chambers, Utmost) My mission field is wherever I am and whomever I am next to. The question of who would I like to become requires a slightly more creative response. Romans 8:29 is God’s answer for who I am to become, “For those God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brothers and sisters.” (NIV Bible, Rom 8:29) How does one say humbly that I wish to become “Jesus”? Rather than state it, I have taken the approach to do my best to emulate him in my dealings with those I come in contact with on a daily basis.