Sarah Campbell English composition 101 2/28/12 My Very First Trip to Florida Keys My very first trip to the Florida Keys, Started with a long Nineteen hour drive; full of many pit stops, and rest stops. When I arrived at the house we had rented along the island. The sandy beach met the water, and made it look like something out of a fairy tale. It was around 3.30 in the morning; I quickly unpacked the car, and headed to bed. The first days of my visit had me Awestruck, but sadden to leave.
As a combination worship and fellowship space, worship services are shared on Sunday mornings and meals are served on Wednesday nights. Years since have seen the construction of an additional building in 2009 to be used for varied education ministries. But the history of buildings and growth is simply a reflection of the church’s ministries. The property and the buildings are tools to assist the congregation in following and growing Christ. Because of the tools of meeting space, ministries of the church and other Christian fellowships can occur throughout the week.
He built uniqueness into his ministry of Jesus to the people with music and his band. He used bible lessons; education and medical help in his missionary life, and made the Karen peoples lives better. He was a great storyteller, as he was able to fit into their culture, and upon return because of the war, continued his story telling, in camp meetings, in books, and on records. Eric B. Hare, through the use of stories and missionary work impressed many people into converting to Seventh day Adventism. On October 12, 1894 in Australia, Eric Burnham Hare was born to Robert and Henrietta Hare.
At the age of thirteen, my father brought me to church every Sunday for a doctrine class held before the Mass. The class was supposed to help young boys and girls to be confirmed. I was told about confirmation just like Hughes was told about being saved. In “Salvation”, Hughes wrote, “My aunt told me that when you were saved you saw a light, and something happened to you inside! And Jesus came into your life!
It was the best summer of my life. I made a lot of friends, and at the end we got Junior Guard bags, T-shirts, and of course Junior Guard Stripes. This stripe has a lot of sentimental value for me because this is a symbol of the Junior Lifeguard camp. I went through a lot of things at this camp, and I am not going there again, so it can be a very good reminder of time I spent there. This stripe was given to me by the Junior Lifeguard couch.
After much study I have decided to base my talk off of Elder Jeffery R. Holland’s talk titles “The Cost-and Blessings- of Discipleship” given in the April 2014 General Conference. Elder Holland begins his talk by giving President Monson our love. President Monson gives of his life freely for this church every day and is a prime example of what it means to be a disciple of Christ. Every day the world views and the laws of God drift apart. We need to search our hearts and pray that we may find ourselves on the Lords side.
Robert Concepcion Professor Makin YMN 233 February 16, 2009 My name is Robert Concepcion, and I was born in the Bronx on September 4, 1986. I was adopted a couple of months later, by Puerto Rican family. However, my biological father and mother were French, Irish and Dominican respectively. My adoptive grandfather took care of me after school; I was lavished with love and comfort by my adoptive grandfather. In the sixth grade, when I was eleven years old, every Sunday my mother started taking my sister and me to Holy Name Catholic Church.
It wasn’t an easy job and some days it was really tough but it was a real learning experience. Helping the people of Haiti helped me realize that I shouldn’t take the things that I have for granted, and live each and every day like it’s my last. Haiti was devastated by the disaster and will probably never be the same but they will remember the efforts and all the help the received to restore their country. Over all it was a great experience and I had to do it all over I
The experience that has given me the biggest sense of ‘Firebird Pride’ is my time in National Honor Society. I truly enjoy giving back to the community and school that has given me so much. Through working with students my own age to senior citizens to citizens of Dayton in homeless shelters, I have realized how blessed I am to have all of the opportunities that have arisen during my high school career. I am a stronger leader, a better community member, and a more patient and understanding person because of the service I have provided throughout my time in NHS. Through the tutoring hours put into this group, I have formed bonds with students I never would have otherwise been around and the relationships with these kids and their parents have made me feel like I have had my own impact on the community.
Running head: DIAGNOSTIC ESSAY Nyree Reid English Composition 1 (GSC1244B) Professor: Christopher Brown November 6, 2012 My favorite topic of discussion is a favorite location that was memorable. I traveled to Florida for several years to visit family members. As a child I enjoyed the atmosphere I viewed in Florida getting off the airplane. My family decided to move to Florida when I was twelve years old. As a child I visited Florida every holiday and a year later my mother decided to move to Florida.