Fellowship, 64

faith-full I would love to meet other Christians. I love our Lord Jesus Christ with all of my heart. I want very much to live this life in service to HIM doing the work of God. Over the last year I have been evaluating my life a lot & thinking about what it is I need to do most importantly. In asking myself what is going to hold the most meaning for me, I know I want to be able to say at the end of my life that I cared deeply for many people and in some significant way I have made a difference. It is my desire to be an agent for social change & touch the lives of people in ways that matter. I want more than anything else to work for God. I am a woman of faith. With strength of body and soundness of mind, to keep good conscience, I must step out on purpose into a life of service. If the world was at peace I am sure I could be content to continue my life-course unchanged, but the world is not at peace. Across the globe so many people suffer, and so many are in dire need of basic necessities such as safety, food, clean water and shelter, let alone access to education or the pursuit of happiness. Mother Teresa once said, "Unless life is lived for others, it is not worthwhile." I understand what Mother Teresa was talking about & feel a call on my own life to make a difference. Imagine if everyone who could, volunteered for just two years of their life towards the betterment of humanity; our world would be a different pace, a better place. A staunch advocate of higher-education, I believe in equal access to quality education for all citizens regardless of age, race, social class, economic status, or gender. I think education is my first love and I hope to stay in academia forever. I have completed a MA degree in Counseling Psychology & I have completed all course work in a 2nd MA degree Program in Education. For me, being on a college campus is home & I especially enjoy counseling, and working with all kinds of people.