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Michael Black Youth Pastor
Working with the youth and inculcating virtues to return something to the world is something that is not my job but my passion. I was always inclined towards religion and bringing the youth towards goodness is something I deeply enjoy. I work hard to create new opportunities for the young people of our community to come forward and work for a better world. I wish to be associated with different programs that involve people of all faiths to come together and work for social causes.

Work Experience

  • 16 Years & 6 Months

    Jun 2008 to Present

    The Diocese Society
    Marketing Manager

    I shifted to the community center almost ten years ago and since then I have created several clubs for the youth to work on projects such as helping children with education.

    I build teams to volunteer for different work around the city. We recently went to different shelters and distributed warm clothing and shoes. I teach young students History and American Literature as a public service as well.

    We are building a library for those who do not afford to buy books for school and college.

  • Feb 1995 to May 2008

    13 Years & 3 Months
    St. Teresa Church
    Youth Pastor

    I was a part of the church for more than a decade and during that time I worked for social participation.

    I encouraged young people to come forward and play a part in improving society and helping others. I also educated children about religion and taught the Bible to teenagers.

    It was my duty to engage all the church visiting young people to contribute openly in projects like helping hurricane survivors and play a positive role in reconstruction of the communities that suffer losses due to natural calamities or other issues.

Education

  • 1989 - 1991

    Church School
    High School Diploma
    Average student.

  • Languages

    English (US)
    Native or Bilingual Proficiency
    French
    Elementary Proficiency
    Italian
    Elementary Proficiency

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  • Workshops for Weekends

    I am the creator behind the Workshops for Weekends in which young volunteers sign up for different social work projects.

    I started this program in 2012 with a group of youngsters who wished to play a role in the betterment of society.

    We take up a new project each week and plan it during the workshop. The whole week is divided for different things to do for the underprivileged and undernourished.

  • Team Supervisor

    I led a team of twelve boys to work as volunteers in building a school for the underprivileged in a village in Italy.

    It was a three-month project with the Church and we worked with the locals of the village and took books and other essentials to place in the school.

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