The Retreat

Howdy friends, I just came back from a fantastic retreat with my young adult friends from Times Square Church. To say this retreat was great will be an understatement! It's amazing how God can alter one's plan for His purpose. My intention was just to go there and take a break from a hectic week from school and troubles of NYC. Didn't know that God had other plans for me. While on the bus to the venue of the retreat, I had a quiet moment with the Lord. My desire later changed from actually wanting

This case is talking about an executive retreat. It was introduced by John Matthews who was a executive had been selected to attend the two-and-a-half-week retreat. The retreat was more like a competition about academic and athletic. The team members should not only get know each other and cooperate with teammates but also need to compete with others. The whole participants were broken into five groups and their aim was to win the competition. There are several sessions about academic and athletic

I was struggling to understand why pastor Kevin did not ask me as the speaker of summer retreat. I was hurt by the fact that I’ve heard from the one of Sunday school teacher, not directly from him. I’ve respectfully asked him for one on one meeting to discuss the following issue. My anxiety would be high at stake, I could have been depressed by the decision made by pastor Kevin, just like in the winter retreat, I would be struggling of my identity as a pastor, I would ask myself again if I am good

of Sight Out of Mind - The Forgotten Student Body They position themselves in front of devices, laptops, desktops, I Pad, Galaxy Tabs, Kindles and the such, all while simultaneously juggling responsibilities of personal life, school, work, families, financial and societal pressures. Over 89% of institutions offer courses for these students, yet they are a forgotten student body. Many Institutions of Higher learning are lacking in the fiscal infrastructure to support mental health and wellness issues

Last week, I went on a much needed Women’s Retreat at the Eden’s Resort in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with my former Church. I was greeted with so much love, and as soon as my friends arrived we gathered together briefly before heading to our first session. When we arrived in the session, people begin stopping me and giving me hugs because they had not seen me for a while. My friends proceeded to their seats, and my expectation was for them to save me one. Lo and behold, by time I arrived at the

I'm the type of person willing to take risks in the effort to learn and experience new things. The summer of 2017 changed my perspective on the American culture and how different it is from the western European cultures. This was a three-week trip where we traveled to England, Italy, and France. The reason I wanted to go to Europe was to learn about the difference in food, tradition and the social norms, but my main priority was to ascend the Montblanc mountain in France. I believe that traveling

‘Stand Your Ground’ laws have been at the center of escalating deliberation, mainly after the law was applied in a number of exceedingly-broadcasted events (Auerbach, 2015, p.1). Stand Your Ground law is a term for a “type of self-protection in which an individual is legally allowed to defend his or herself against a threat or perceived threat against their life; law requires that individual be in a place he or she is lawfully allowed to be (Long, N.D.).” The debate concentrated on whether Stand

I. Brief description of the organization When I first began my undergraduate degree, everyone always said to join and experience the many organizations that my university offered. After adapting to the new adjustment of beginning college and moving away from home, I decided to set out and explore in hopes of finding an organization that was bigger than myself. My freshman year of college I joined Sigma Sigma Sigma, one of the largest national sororities on campus. Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded

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Public Health and Nineteenth-Century Literature "To envy nought beneath the ample sky; to mourn no evil deed, no hour misspent and, like a living violet, silently return in sweets to heaven what goodness lent, then bend beneath the chastening shower content." -Elliot The concerns and problems of the people living in nineteenth century England differed dramatically from those that eventually challenged those living in the same place during the 20th century. During the nineteenth century