Personal Narrative: Make Change Be Changed

You’ve seen my worst. I threw unreasonable demands, unpredictable rages, and tantrums. What I wanted was usually beyond the realm of the possible; consequently, I‘ve been terrible when you were two and terrifying when you turned three.

Agency Introduction The agency that I visited for my placement is called Positive Change Academy. This academy is located in Wilmington Delaware. Wilmington Delaware is a city where about 17,000 of its residents are living below the poverty level. Positive Change is an alternative school for children in 1st through 8th grade. Children are enrolled in this school usually due to behavioral issues. The goal is to equip the children with the appropriate resources to help reintegrate them all back into public, or private schooling systems. I had the pleasure of interviewing with Mr. Miller: Director of Education. Mr. Miller stated that he is basically the assistant principal at the school.

Describe a day in the  life of a monk 1.45 am - Wake up. Private reading and prayer 2.00 am - the first church service of the day 3.30 am - sleep (summer only) 4.00 am - the second church service of the day 5.00 am - private reading and prayer 6.00 am - the third church service of the day 6.45 am - meal 7.00 am - work within the village 8.00 am - the fourth church service of the day 9.15 am - work within the village 2.00 am - wake up.  Matins Laud, the first service of the day 2.00 - 7.00 am - sleep                        - wash                        - breakfast 7.00 am - prime, the second service of the day 7.00 - 9.00 am - chapter house (chapters from the bible or writings of saints were read)

Change Anything: Current Event It is that time of year again; school is starting and with all of the district budget cuts, one way to supplement a school’s needs is the ever popular PTA Fundraiser! My first siting of this story was on Face Book earlier this week. The “Alternative Fundraiser” is an idea that has been percolating for a while: write a check instead of buying/making/participating in something that no one really wants to be involved in any way! As Emanuella Grinberg wrote in her article PTA Fundraiser Lets Parents Donate Cash Instead of Cupcakes on the CNN website (www.cnn.com), Dee Heinz’s family has participated in just about every bake sale and class fundraiser known to the modern PTA. As most parents will attest, all the

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The Start of Something Better I have been in the Marine Corps for roughly three and a half years and throughout that time I have done many things. Most of the things that I have done were with Combat Logistics Battalion 26. For three years, I worked with that unit through

Computer and projector capabilities, as well as a projector screen 3. 15 to 20 four colored pens 4. Coffee and teas, simple refreshments Setting - Korean immigrant church mixed with from first generation to second generation mixed. - 15 to 20 members with children, from mid-thirties to fifties - After the lunch of all the church members, classes are held from 2:00p.m.to 3:00p.m.

I joined the Make a Difference club on September 2016,where I completed my community service. I completed a total of 37.5 hours in the club.

These men and boys, in a gathering referred to as a priesthood meeting, discuss problems in the community and possible solutions that would be beneficial and easy for everyone involved . After this discussion, the men and boys break into smaller groups referred to as quorums. Each of these quorums studies Church teaching together and discuss the needs of individuals in the community . Following the priesthood meetings is Sunday school. All members of the Church, regardless of age or gender, attend Sunday school to enhance their understanding of their faith. In the evening, the actual worship service is held. The adult males of the community will lead the service, and occasionally, the young people of the community will address the congregation and speak about their faith . In these services, all members of the congregation wear simple white clothing, and there is no speaking unless the service requires so. After the ceremony, which lasts typically two hours, participants gather together in the temple to discuss their experiences. Despite their enthusiasm to share their experiences, outside the temple, almost no references are made to the service, for it is seen as being too holy to be spoken of outside the temple

Just as Wesley chose to meet the everyday people in their own context, so too should The Porch’s availability meet the everyday people in the community and not base itself on the availability of the congregation. For this particular context, 5:00-7:00 PM is the most viable time frame in terms of reaching a vast majority of the community. This time frame allows people and their families to receive a meal and choice of small group discussion without exhausting any children attending The Porch. Holding the event weekly on Wednesday nights will allow for better continuity when compared to once or twice per month. Additionally, Wednesday nights are understood to have less athletic and extra-curricular events for school-aged children and youth then other nights during the week. The Porch’s availability

replied “He said no most kids were at a funeral for someone who had died a town or two over.” Not to long after our conversation with the Pastor ended kids started to appear, that morning we had about 15 kids. We only had the kids for about an hour

Becoming a Minority What’s a God and its purpose? Is he all-knowing and powerful as they say? When people describe God, why do they use masculine pronoun? Growing up, I never understood the purpose of religion, nor did I ever wanted to be involve in religious activities. I was fortune enough

Every morning, I woke up at 5:30 a.m. to prepare lunch for my mom. After finishing nine classes, I went straight home to help my grandma cook dinner. While she went to visit my mom, I washed the dishes quickly to have enough time for doing homework.

Most people arrive between 7:15 and 7:30 PM on Wednesdays. We open up with praise and worship shortly after 7:30. There is a band that consists of a worship leader, three or four backup singers, some guitars, a keyboard, percussion, and a violin. The leader and singers rotate every week. The song lyrics are typed in a PowerPoint presentation and displayed onto the screen on the stage. Next, there are prayer requests, praise reports, and the offering. All members of the group are given the chance to say what they desire. Different group members collect the offering each week. Next, the group socializes for about five to ten minutes. The first part of socializing is having new people who have never been here before say their name

Having church at eleven o'clock is difficult for our family. Church time is play time, followed by lunch, and ending