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Joshua 1:2-3 (NKJV) 2 Moses My servant is dead. The phrase comes from Tennyson in Idylls of the King, but it is reminiscent of phrases given to Joshua as he prepared to lead the Israelites across the Jordan and into the promised land. Walk side by side with the Lord, the ultimate victor and be not afraid. Arise, Go Forth, and Conquer Photo by Pixabay on. So roll your shoulders back, seek wisdom, stand up tall, say a prayer and walk forward today in peace, delight and confidence. Would you give up your family to find your purpose and true callingYoull be eaten by the blacknessOf your rotting mind thats dyingYoure consumed with sha. You’ll have to put in some work, stand in faith, ask for His help but he will never leave you without the tools and resources to succeed if He planted you there! You see, our God is a creative God, a loving God and if you allow him to use you as a vessel, you must also know He will continue to grow you to the next level, then the one beyond that.

The daughter of Brandy Tuato’o Shimasaki and Tenney Barber scored 1160 on the SAT and 23 on the ACT. The third salutatorian is Tedy Heaven Lita Barber with a 3.94 GPA. Seek, knock, open the door and do not be weary and afraid any longer if you are standing on that cliff, ask for peace and wisdom. Just like our graduation theme: ‘Go forth and conquer’ and make a change - change that will make a difference and carry our school legacy. We can choose what fills our hearts and where we allow our minds to go. The Lord has a great promise and offers a treasure greater then gold, wisdom. now how am I going to pull this off? Also being a bit of a protectionist, how am I also going to do it better then well, justly, gracefully, confidently and in a way that also benefits others? I begin to panic, what if I can’t? Skepticism will steal your peace by day, and your sleep by night.Įvery day, we have a choice: What will we allow to reside in our hearts? What will we allow to take root? And in the face of this discouragement, this quote is a reminder to all of us that we all have the mental and emotional tools within us -intelligence, compassion, humor, faith, and vision - to effect positive change.Do you ever feel like you stepped in over your head, you pushed past your comfort zone and now your head is spinning and your palms are sweating? Do you ever sense your mind is pushing you closer and closer to the cliff of failure? I know I have, I’ve laid awake wondering. Many of you have been expressing discouragement at the injustices and inequality you see in your communities, around the country, and throughout the world. Sargent Shriver: the importance of connection and leadership the value of service and the need for positive action. Insights, and concerns about topics that were near and dear to With whom he dwelt, new faces, other minds. In the white winter of his age, to those.

That story which the bold Sir Bedivere, First made and latest left of all the knights, Told, when the man was no more than a voice. More and more of you have been sharing your work, Idylls of the King: The Passing of Arthur. We at SSPI have been inspired by the level of passion and engagement of Learn more about the face of your neighbor and less about your own!' In our society, which is so self-absorbed, all of us must begin to look less at ourselves and more at each other. 'Break your mirrors!! And shatter the glass. Also notable about the speech is that it includes the call to action around which we have built our mission:

#GO FORTH AND CONQUER CODE#

In his remarks, he looks back at the ways in which he, in his words, 'was able to help,' via the Peace Corps, the programs of the War on Poverty, and Special Olympics. BE BRAVE GO FORTH AND CONQUER All tees are made to order 1-2 week turn aroundLocal Pick up available 2641- enter code LOCAL at checkoutPLEASE NOTE. In addition to the transcript, we are pleased to share with you the video of the speech we invite you to visit our website to see Sargent Shriver say these words himself. Taken from Sargent Shriver's Remarks at the 2004 Marymount University Commencement, this week's quote is from one of the last speeches in our collection. Sarge's message to us is to look within, use the tools we have, and start from where are in order to create 'a more promising and peaceful tomorrow.' With our Quote of the Week, we convey a simple message to all who are looking around and wondering how they can engage with the world around them to make a positive difference.