Calvary Commission Reflective Essay

Calvary Commission, the seminary that I stayed at, is located a few miles out of town on a land that seems to never end. I could walk miles and still find myself to be on Calvary Commission’s property. The first day I was there, my group and I went on a little hike up to the prayer chapel, which sat on the top of a hill, surrounded by trees, and a bonfire pit stood a few feet away. This was my group’s first real exposure to how great the people at Calvary Commission are. One of the male students took our group on this hike and once we got to the top of hill, in front of the prayer chapel, we were blessed by his words of wisdom; we received a little sermon. Little did we know that this is what our whole week would consist of. After a long …show more content…
I would do my best to serve my client in a just way. I would do my best to be fair him or her, regardless of their past. A lot of this population has made a mistake, just like everyone, the only difference is that they received punishment for it, so why should they be treated any differently? I would realize that the person does indeed have dignity and worth. They were broken people, but they have enough dignity to change their ways, and they are worth working with to change the negative habits. Creating positive relationships with them is always beneficial, especially for this specific population. They really need love and support in order for them to get their lives back in order. I will focus on their strengths and what will help them to grow and achieve what it is that they need to achieve. If I were feel that I am not treated a person from this population equally, or I feel as if I am discriminating against someone, depending on how bad the situation is, I will recommend them to a different social worker. If I feel that I do not need to take this step, I will talk with the client and what they need in order to receive the services that they are looking