My personal introduction

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My personal introduction

• June 23, 2003
• By Lileth Coke

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All About Me

• I was born in Jamaica West Indies.
• I live and work in New York.
• I am married and have two beautiful teenage
  girls.
• I teach at one of the Adventist schools in the
  local conference.

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Things I like

• I have many hobbies one of them is traveling.
• Among the places that I have visited one country
  stands out in my memory Cayman Island.
• It is a beautiful country known for its seven
  miles long white sand beach.
• A country that you could consider when selecting
  places for vacation or retirement.

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My Personal Philosophy

• I have always had a desire to develop
  academically to my greatest potential. Such
  development has been somewhat slow but the desire
  has always been kept alive, waiting for the
  opportune moment. I love knowledge because it
  dispels ignorance, enlightens the mind and
  empowers ones being. I have chosen teaching as a
  career because I believe that this is a great way
  to contribute to the development of the society.
  In working with children I have the opportunity
  to shape their minds challenge their intellect,
  and assist in forming their character.

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My Beliefs

• As a Christian I believe that the world and all
  its essentials were created by God I also believe
  that people in the world are surrounded by evil
  which has its origin in Lucifer according to the
  Biblical narrative. I also believe that life, as
  we know it has many components one of which is a
  constant battle between good and evil or right
  and wrong.
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My Values

• In addition to the high regard I have for
  knowledge is the great value, which I place on
  life. I think life is like a roller coaster
  sometimes youre up sometimes youre down,
  sometimes it seem so scary you wish you could
  quit and other times its so enjoyable you wish it
  would never stop. I also believe that life is
  sacred and should be protected and lived in
  accordance to the revealed will of God. I
  believe, as the Bible states that at the end of
  mans life he will have to give an account for
  how he lives his life.