Walk Of Hope: A Self Analysis

My love for science is beyond my favorite because it applies to the real world and it answers all of our question about the world. I won two science fairs twice in a row and currently doing science olympiad. I love mathematics too as it is like number puzzles and they are one of my greatest pleasure. I was the winner of the Pi competition and am currently doing Robotics. I love English because when I was little I used to create little comic books and ever since then I want to be an author. I am was the captain of the B.O.B (Battle of the Books) team and currently writing a book. I love social studies such as sociology because you get to communicate and work to solve the problem. I was selected to be vice president of the Elementary school and will hopefully join student council this year.

In the last four years my participation in Malden Catholics Track and Country Team have given me the opportunity to step up and become a leader. During my freshman and sophomore years I worked very closely with my team captains i respected them and I to wanted to lead. They mentored me and learned their strategies and their leadership skills.

As Abraham Lincoln famously stated in his Gettysburg Address, government is “of the people, by the people, [and] for the people” (Lincoln). In the memoir The Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama, the disconnected world of politics is explored, with the aim of finding the essence of American government, the body that was able to keep America united through civil rights struggles, numerous wars, and financial depressions. That unifying force, through the government, is the American people, all of their joint morals, convictions, and goals that they share, Obama portrays the government as an administrative body meant to serve all of its people, stand above all of the differences that pit different groups of people against

Young Leaders provides many different opportunities to get involved with the people of our community. Last fall, I helped with a game section that the YL group decided to do at Deal Orchard. This involved finding games that kids would find fun and interesting and interacting with the kids. Through this activity, I learned that it is not only fun to play games with kids, but also nice knowing that you help set up the activities that the kids are enjoying so much.

Reverend Wright interpreted the Bible as the story of the struggles of black people with an outrage at what he saw as racism of everything from daily life in Chicago to American foreign policy. He was making Trinity a social force, initiating day care, drug counseling, legal aid and tutoring. From that point Obama merged the stories of ordinary black people with the stories of survival, and freedom, and hope from the bible so they became the story of all Americans. It was a 1988 sermon called The Audacity to Hope that turned Obama, in his late 20s, from spiritual outsider to enthusiastic churchgoer, the sermon illustrated the power of faith to inspire underdogs. Mr. Obama was baptized that year, and joining Trinity helped him embrace the African

"Thank you, Jenny, please carry on, I'll see you in class next week. Thanks again."

Although after recognizing that I am a problem solver by using HOPE, I also am quite organized and I have a passion for learning and doing new things. I actually think learning and being able to use what I just learned is one of my talents. As far as doing new things I love a challenge. My sophomore year I quite play softball to pick up a whole new sport, lacrosse. I had no idea what I was doing, but I enjoyed the risk and now I’m very good at the sport. After adding in my talent of being able to learn new things and use them in that instant, I know that my passion for wanting to understand everything I come in contact with, could be used to my advantage. When I think at my super spot I see a combination of learning, using what I’ve learned

I feel like I can relate to her situation about not knowing who her father is. I don't know anything about my real father, but the difference of Hope's situation and mine is that she had hope he will come find her. I know for sure that mine won't, and I'm accepting of that. Hope has this feeling her dad is searching for her, and to me it shows that she has faith but along with the inability to acceptance. I wish my father was searching for me, but I have no faith that he actually is. Given her situation, meeting her father seems likely to be more beneficial to her then it would be to

It was a good day, Hope and I met many a wonderful patrons together this weekend. I need to find a way for her to meet people without me. Because she does a wonderful job with her vegetables …Had gone way and she had made friends all on her own yesterday. We come up I don’t not want to eat Vegetable only cookies bit…Last year she roams all by herself and was well. She not in anything but finale piece… We did Jack together it went well and fisher man and his wife it was also good. We met a young lady from California she was wonderful we talk twice. Yesterday we sent many a person to King and Queen to have their fishy bless. But only little tiny children this year… But we miss you and your wonderful knights. Hope still thinks he should bring

Throughout a person’s lifetime one can experience enough hope to continue what the are passionate about or despair on that hope. Hope is the will to push forward even if the odds are against you. This shown countless times in war, scientific breakthroughs, and even when people are in crisis we can come together and help each other out.

The Journey of Hope Education program is led by two volunteers that are both familiar with the task that come with ill relatives. The class is a group setting that encourages family members to attend together unfortunately the relative who is ill is not allowed to attend. This rule may seem cruel, but it is beneficial to the family and will allow them to talk freely without worrying for their relatives emotions. The teachers feel that allowing all family members to express their concern will help establish a path for teaching. Some of the information that the Journey of Hope focuses on is the education, skills training, and emotional support that the caregiver would need to provide. The course although very thorough had a lot of qualitative aspects present and minimal quantitative tendencies. Qualitative is when the quality of research is studied and the descriptions are more important than the numbers. In this study the approach has a qualitative feel because the researchers are looking for the best way to help. Where as, if the study were quantitative we would be looking at the test scores of the classes and using those scores to determine how well they learned. Consequently, we can conclude that their goal was to give the families a slow paced one-on-one experience.

I look forward to using my leadership experience, organization and detail orientedness to assist in situations when challenges arise. Being part of Youth LEAD Group and Windsor Mountain has prepared me to be a team member and taught me how to work with various personalities. Most importantly, I learned how to be an effective leader, being flexible

As I opened the door leading into Guiding Light Mission, I felt a strong gust of air. I believe that was the breath of the Holy Spirit, filling my heart with love and compassion. In just a blink of an eye, the Holy Spirit changed my life.

“Kaylan, I am scared I will not see you in heaven,” my dad said to me crying one day. That is the very moment that I reflect on when thinking about my spiritual pilgrimage. I had accepted Christ into my life at a young age, but did not fully understand the depth of that relationship that I was entering into. I made poor decisions my first two years in high school, and after realizing my choices I was making, my dad questioned if I truly accepted Christ in the first place. I knew I had accepted Christ into my life and received the gift of the Holy Spirit; however, I fell into temptation and quenched the Holy Spirit when alerting me what I was doing was very wrong. My junior year was a year full of healing and restoring for both me and my family. I believe that was the beginning of my spiritual pilgrimage in that sense that I was finally understanding how to participate in the grace to grace relationship with God.

In the book Cycle of Hope, Tricia Downing went from a competitive cyclist to a paraplegic in a matter of minutes. After spending the summer competing in multiple cycling races, Downing is back home enjoying the sunny autumn day riding her favorite route. Together, with her friend, Matt, they go for a bike ride, sightseeing and appreciating the beauty of the city. As they reminisce about their enjoyable summer, a car appears out of nowhere, and crashes into her. Next, after landing on her back, Downing recalls that something feels terribly wrong; consequently, this woman becomes paralyzed from the waist down. The author uses the strength, courage, and determination learned as a competitive athlete to overcome her disability.