My Life: The True Testimony

My call to ministry was actually not my own doing. At the start of my Christian life, my mother and grandmother raised me in the church where I would sacrifice my life to be a part of ministry. I participate in different ministries as a child. I became a choir member at an early age. Then, I became a praise dancer, a junior deacon, and a Sunday school teacher. This transition to different ministries became a part of my true purpose for God: to fulfill His purpose in my life. However, I have been

Master Sergeant (MSG) Ofelia Kernan (used to protect her personnel information) is the prime example of a Noncommissioned Officer (NCO). As my legacy leader, she has mentored me throughout my years in the military and helped mold me into a Senior NCO. From the first time, I met her as Staff Sergeant (SSG) and now as a MSG, she has always displayed the key Army attributes of intellectual capacity, presence, and character. Her dedication to instilling the NCO army core competencies, leads, develops

I grew up knowing this gospel, I lived in Salt Lake City, my parents were extremely emerced in the church with callings like young women’s president, primary president, Sunday school teacher, elder quorum president, 2nd counseler to the bishop, stake relief society president, and 1st counsel to the stake Sunday school president. Their testimonies and examples help me understand the principles of Christ’s teachings. I grew up knowing what was good and what was bad, and from an early age I hated being

The meaning is deeper than feeling sorry about having done or purposed to do something. It conveys a new direction, a life style change. The beauty of God’s being, his grace, seeks to woo us to repentance. God reaches out to set us on the path of life and light. A Christian father and mother, usually, look to have their child walk in a path of integrity, growing into a Godly person, and good citizen. This process of growth involves

Life can change in a blink of an eye. The ones you call your friends can turn on you. And going from one person’s ex to their murderer is all surreal. That’s what happened to 17-year-old Adnan Syed when he was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee. In 1999, just weeks after Lee’s body was found at a local park, Syed was sentenced to life in prison plus an additional thirty years on the charge of first-degree murder. The conviction all came down to the testimony of one eyewitness

obvious that Socrates played a major role in influencing philosophy into the life of Plato. Plato was born in Aegina on 427 BCE and ultimately died in Athens in his school, The Academy, on 347 BCE (Navia 95). He had two older brothers Glaucon and Adeimantus, and a half brother, Antiphon, who were also students of Socrates. He was born into an aristocratic family involved in government, and in turn he would be destined for a life involved in politics as well. However Plato avoided involvement in government

labor, starvation, and the separation of families. Her encounters in the camps are significant to the novel due to her initial curiosity towards the Holocaust and how it developed her mental appreciation for her loved ones and others. Through the testimony of Lucille (Landau) Eichengreen, born in Hamburg, Germany from Polish parents, refers to her family and her personal experiences in the camps. Eichengreen says, “The camps had a lack of humanity. We had been reduced from human to animal, a situation

look at Maycomb County through Scout’s eyes, we see the true corruption it holds. Both in Tom Robinson's trial and the residents of the crooked city. We read as the Finch kids come to a rude awakening about how their hometown interprets justice and how it can affect them and the people they care for. In To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee shows how prominent racism and injustice are in the mob’s attempted lynching, Bob and Mayella’s testimonies and Tom’s conviction. The attempted lynching of Mr. Robinson

My story is an interesting one. The first major thing that happened to me was my family's move to Peru. I lived there for two years, from when I was seven to nine years old. I did learn to speak Spanish pretty well but sadly, I did not retain it for long after we moved back to the United States. Living there was a huge blessing to me, it taught me how to adjust to whatever life throws at you. Anyone who has ever moved knows it can be hard to readjust, but moving to another country teaches you how

Sugar Coated: A Review Is sugar toxic? Is it directly related to diabetes, heart disease and obesity? While I enjoyed this film, that hypothesis ran through my head. As someone who struggles with obesity, I found this documentary to be fascinating and on a deeper level, personal. Not only does the documentary, Sugar Coated, teach us that although sugar is an extremely addicting ingredient and that consuming it in excess is dangerous and can lead to obesity-related diseases, it also vividly explores