My Heart Will Go On

Christian in my family. At the age of four, I started to go to church with my Aunt. Though by that time, I did not really understand what does salvation mean, I found I enjoy the time I spend at the church with my Sunday school teacher and friend. However, I was not saved until the age of 11. I went to public school for my primary education, and when I was at the age of 12, a year after I turned to Christ, I heard God’s calling and decided to go to a Christian school that was established by my…

people are truly good at heart.” People giving and sharing, love, and support to people that need it the most.The topic for this argument essay is, if people are truly good at heart, or if people are not truly good at heart. I believe that people are truly good at heart because, even if people have had bad decisions in their lietime that does not surely mean that people are not good at heart. Just like Anne Frank once believed. Some reasons why people are good at heart are, in times of need,…

My father is my hero and the hardest working man I have ever met. I could never imagine my dad not being here and not having him by my side, but little did I know that he had lived in fear for years for just that reason. My dad was born in Mexico and brought to the U.S. at just six months old. I never really understood that my dad wasn’t welcomed in a place he had called home until I reached middle school. This was the first time my dad had a conversation with me about the constant and…

coming to Full Sail University, I had encountered many obstacles that tried to detour or distract me. One in particular placed a great deal of doubt in my mind and made me question was this what beyond doubt I wanted to do, or who I wanted to become. Pondering should I desert my family that is grieving over our loved one, or follow dreams that she, my grandmother, hoped I’d accomplish? With each passing day that college was approaching this complex question tore me in two. The both of you have…

today’s the big day of the 2014 Beach District Cheerleading Competition. This is the one chance my team has to go to regionals. I woke up this morning with a knot in my stomach because I knew our time had come. We’ve worked so hard these past 3 months to perfect and clean our routine, we knew what we had to do to win. Waiting in the common area for our team to get called is very nerve wrecking, my heart is pounding in fear and excitement. Were all watching the other teams on this big projector…

as the “most trusted source on becoming a better leader.” by Google, Amazon, and Barnes and Nobles reviews. These five practices are modeling the way, Inspiring a shared vision, challenging the process, enabling others to act, and encouraging the heart. These each mean individual things, but when all put together join in making a person a phenomenal leader. Modeling the way teaches leaders how to set a clear and direct path for those following what the standards in which they work together are.…

kindergarten all the way through high school graduation. In addition, I attended my church’s ROC (Reach Out for Christ) program through seventh and eighth grader as well as Youth Group all throughout high school. During my freshmen and sophomore years, I also served as a leader for the ROC program and a few grade school retreats. As a junior and senior I moved up as a leader in my Youth Group program and lead as a head leader in my Youth Group in addition to co-rector on our Kairos retreat.…

with the guys in the dark woods without fear but what almost defeated me was not my two older sisters or breaking a limb being a “tomboy,” what almost defeated me was a simple strawberry. When I was young, strawberries were one of my favorite snacks. After all, who could resist munching on delicious, bright-red strawberries? I once took on great four-legged beast. I was young and going through the best years of my life eating sweat and delicious, bright red strawberries. They gave me strength.…

and perhaps important of all is the weighing of the heart scene. Upon the passing of a member of the Egyptian elite many important rituals would take place including purification, mummification, and the opening of the mouth ceremony . Once buried the deceased would commence a journey through the ancient Egyptian underworld named Duat and subsequently enter the hall of judgment to declare innocence from wrongful deeds that may have tarnished the heart, including stealing, lying, coveting, etc.…

time with my family during summer break, which is always my favorite time of year. No homework, no worries, absolutely no cares in the world, or so I thought at the time. We just arrived at the New York State Fair for our annual day of fun, and I was filled with the immense thrill that only a child of eleven years can truly feel when she sees all of the rides that she can possibly imagine just waiting for her to enjoy, and feel the wind rushing on her face. Skylar and I chose to go on one of…