Diana Meraz Escobar

My ordination journey has not been easy. It took me over ten years of traveling to different paths of faith. I started as a ministry services translator. After having listen and analyze numerous services, weddings, funerals, pastors, priests, and bishops. I joined the Life Church and study their guides and listen to various testimonies that had truly changed individuals' lives. The Life Church organization provides a lot of services across the globe to many communities. I felt very honor to have offered to accept to be ordained four years ago. I needed to have a strong spiritual journey and love for every person, no matter their race, culture, national origin, and faith. I finally accepted the calling and with humility to be able to continue to serve and translate for many services. I believe in common sense, loving everyone the way the Lord expects us too and leave by on doctrine to love one another. I didn't realize was that I was starting the journey of establishing what I liked to do and how I fit into the word ministries. It was here that I discovered what I was passionate about and what I wanted to do. I enrolled in college to get my degree in human rights and social justice, and I have been working by volunteering as a family and individual advocate.