Personal Narrative: My Life In High School

Reach the Hispanic community not only in Chile but Colombia, in the US and Europe. We prayed about it for two years, and the Lord give us the grace to make us a vision a ministry and make of our ministry a Non-Profit Christian Ministry called “LatinoAmerican World Mission.” Faith leads us, and push us to the action, and now we are working with great people looking for great opportunities to glorify our God and reach Hispanics for

I finally accepted the fact that we were moving by the action in itself and I did not fall apart. Upon accepting this move, God gave me the strength I needed to make it through this transition in my life. There was no doubt it would take a long time for me to fully recover, but now I knew I would have the strength to make this

The day I quit drinking and turned my life over to the care of God is one of the most memorable days of my life. From the time I was 5 or 6 years old I can remember always feeling different. I was never certain if it were the fact I came from a broken home or maybe it was because we lived in poverty. Either way the feeling of being different was apparent.

After we were done for the night, I couldn't wait to tell Lisa what had happened. I didn't know it was called being saved, I just knew that something amazing had happened. We spent the rest of my time at college house that night praying, thanking him for his glory, and for finding me when I needed him most. The rest of my night, I spent calling my family and friends and telling them the amazing news. From that moment on I have been fully devoted to my faith.

But I didn’t knew this until God’s Word was explained to me through those first weeks I started to visit this church. I remember counting up the days after my conversion, because I started to see the world through Him. God kept revealing His Word into my life and strengthening me through my college years, my new work and my new responsibilities as a later youth

A trip to Racine, WI. Each time I got lost in the city, I said "I don 't want to go to Wisconsin. By this meant "I don 't want to get lost. " I had no idea, God would open a way for me to really experience going to Wisconsin and be hosted by an incredible person. It was an extraordinary time at the place where I visited, just can 't post pictures of that place, due to high security

While I was typing this to my aunt through Facebook, it got me thinking and realizing where I actually stood when it came to my religion. I was confused, worried, and curious. All those years at church in elementary school became unimportant. Everything I learned there was gone. I felt like I entered into a new world with much curiosity.

I realized that God is the ultimate brother in life, and he will always be there no matter if you need him desperately or not. I also can to the realization that I shouldn’t feel sorry for myself because there are many people who are going through much tougher times than me, and had no one to lean on. I now understand that I am blessed with a strong support system of family and friends, and they pushed me rely more on my faith as well.

Mission Trip Its summer 14 and I’m about to go to West Virginia on a mission trip called ASP. I’ve been waiting to go on this trip since I was 8 years old, and now I’m finally old enough. Everybody at my church who goes talks about the fin times fixing houses, how the hard work makes them feel like they’re on top of the world.

I felt the greatest joy that I had never felt before as I helped my friends to come unto Christ. My relationship with God became stronger. I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to go on a

I had to give up my part time job and leave my friends and family behind to face the unknown. It showed that I wasn’t afraid of taking a leap of faith in my own life in order to experience new

I was touched but still irresolute to be a believer. So I started to read Bible, join the fellowship on Fridays and come to the Sunday School. The more I know about Him, the more I want to become a part of His children. As a result, I was baptized in March of this year. I am so glad that I am saved and have a relationship with God through His Son—Jesus.

This went on for about three years and then God willed that I needed to go to the next

In January, 1994, someone invited me to an evangelistic meeting at Temple Seventh day Adventist Church in Haiti. I spent almost one month listening to the word of God. I found out that God can repair any broken person who came sincerely to him. I decided to give God total control of my life.

And it was painful, it was uncomfortable, but it was necessary. I was exposed to my faults and could see where I needed to change. That night I devoted my life to becoming a servant of Christ. I found my purpose, and that is to reach out to the lost, to the people in the same place I was, and introduce them to who God really is. I didn't really know what that meant at the time,