Profile
Hometown: Phillipsburg, New Jersey
High school: Bell Gardens High School
Major: Masters of Divinity
Post-graduate plans: I am working towards ordination in the MCC denomination to become a Pastor.
Why did you choose ɫɫ: I chose ɫɫ Seminary because of the great experiences I had attending Crossroads at ɫɫ previously.
What are you most proud of: Being accepted to attend ɫɫ Seminary.
One thing you hope to accomplish at ɫɫ: I would like to build long-lasting relationships with peers and professors.
Something learned at ɫɫ: The diversity in Christianity.
What do you enjoy most about ɫɫ: The open and engaging learning environments.
On-campus/commuter student: Commuter
Favorite class: Rhythms of Ministry
Favorite book/author: The Africana Bible
Favorite ɫɫ tradition: Christmas Vespers
Thank You
I am extremely grateful to be the recipient of the Rev. Walter H. Wagner Intercultural Award this Fall. It was meaningful to me to be recognized for work that I feel is deeply important for our communities. One of the strongest passions I have is interfaith and intercultural work for the betterment of all peoples, and this award gave me encouragement and support to continue with this work. I am also thankful for the reassurance this award has given me that I am on the right path. This encouragement towards my education strengthens me for fulfilling a call that is not easy to answer. To me, a call to Ministry needs to be validated by others to ensure it is a true call to do God’s work as a vocation. God opens doors if we have the heart to recognize when they are opened for us. Thank you for the opportunity to share the good news of this award with others.
