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High School Pastor Report

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The pastor of one of the small town churches is Pastor Ted Weis. Him and his family all do their part for the church. Melissa Weis plays the piano for the congregation, not do the pastor and his wife lead l Sundays but they also lead their three teenagers through life. Jenna Weis being the oldest, Valerie Weis being the middle child, and David Weis being the youngest of the three. Each Sunday, younger people attend to the basement for their Sunday school. The two different schools having separate rooms. In the high school Sunday morning, they go through life lessons examples being, relationships, marriage, and series about figuring out who God is. About two summers ago Pastor Ted, Melissa, Ethan Hershberger, Jordan Mofftet, Valerie …show more content…

Where they were going to help clean up, help out people with their needs, and serve food and beverages. One job they had the students help take orders of what some of the individuals needed, as in shirts, shower, deodorant, or laundry washed. They had that job to where they would set up tables and you have an iPad to mark what they need, as they told the person. Along with orders they helped with cleaning the locker room for the people at Ourcalling to put their items in a locker while they shower. Then everyday the organization provides the displaced people with food, The volunteers, the students, helped serve the food, napkins, silver wear, and to help them if they need anything else. Another job they had was clean up, when the orders came in there were people in the back fulfilling the order. One day they did a search and rescue. They went out in the van with bags of food and drinks, and drove around the city to find people to help. “I’m very shy” one of the teenagers on the trip said “but when I sat down to speak to one of the ladies, I didn’t know what to say or do. But as I listened to her story, I knew that the lady had a lot of heart break in her life. I sat and listened as she told me her story. It hurt my heart just to listen, you could hear the brokenness in her

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