After all, from a very young age, I was drawing and using my talents and gifts. However, when I was handed a new divine purpose, it was difficult to figure out how I could best use my talents to serve Him. After research and a lot of prayer, I decided to get a bachelor's degree in graphic design. I felt that through the gifts of art and graphic design, I could better serve the Lord by opening new doors to churches. I hoped that by becoming a graphic designer, I could eventually afford to do non-profit work for churches, helping to advertise and create unique logos for God's dwelling places. Logos are everything in a company and what attracts people. They make the first impression when introducing a restaurant and can easily convince people if they seem authentic. Through this, I believe churches can increase their numbers and reach more people. It’s not about serving in the pulpit, nor about feeding the homeless. Yet this is something God has called me to do. My divine purpose also strongly affects where my heart is. I have always had a strong passion for the arts and have been working with them since kindergarten. I also have a passion for community and spirit. I love evoking feelings of joy and watching groups come together and work. I enjoy working quietly in my room on a delicate piece of art, but I also enjoy jumping up and down at a soccer game or concert as everyone gathers for a