When you were around slightly kid, what did you want to be? For me it changed from Marine Biologist to the first woman in the NFL (that dream quickly ended when I realized I'd be lucky to attain 5 ' 6") to being the President. Now I am going to enter ministry. It's interesting how things change. So Kelly in the event that you will enter ministry why you would enter Cyber School? Good question, generic constructed person! First let's go over a few of my basics.

Just what can you view as ministry? Ministry could be most things so long as your primary purpose is to share God's word and help people with their relationships with God. Some ministry careers that a lot of people consider quickly the bat are being a pastor, youth pastor, children's ministry, small group leaders and speakers. Other careers I've discovered in ministry which are much less looked at are things such as dealing with Christian bands, Christian stereo, jobs found round the church(running technology, planning events, etc.), employed by a Christian organization(ex. Silver Ring Thing) or planning and helping with out-reaches. School of ministry

What sort of ministry do you want to enter? I'll inform you when I find out for myself because currently I do not know! Well Kelly, what have you been doing to get ready for that decision; you only have about a year or two when you graduate!?! I'm glad you asked! That is one of the big reasons I decided to complete Cyber School. I wanted the free time and a flexible schedule so I am able to complete more in my youth group, my school's Christian club, and church and be able to do out-reaches (they usually involve fun things such as face-painting, games or balloon animals!). Up to now I haven't taken on a significant amount of other than being in control of the youth Sunday schools due to my hectic tennis schedule, but I am planning quite a bit of things for whenever tennis ends.

Basically I intend on working myself to death. It would be miserable, and nearly impossible to balance this, and going to public school with about an hour or so or two of homework each night. But with Cyber School, I ought to be able to have enough time to accomplish everything I want to without stressing myself out. Therefore cyber school was the thing that was required if I desired to be able to do this, and still graduate. I don't regret my decision at all, and I'm excited to see what future opportunities will pop up due to my decision.