Leadership is both an area of ​​research and a practical skill, concerning the ability of an individual or organization to “lead” or guide other individuals , teams or entire organizations. Leadership cannot be defined by a single word but by action. I have seen my inner development through my volunteer service. Leadership is both an area of ​​research and a practical opportunity to share the ability acquired as an individual, also across my organizations, to lead or guide other individual members of a team who have a common goal. Volunteering in church organizations fits my need to be of service to others. As a volunteer at Fallbrook Church, I have been served in return, guided, nurtured, and challenged throughout the process. I have been The foundation is rooted in fellowship, classrooms and weekly Reach Out services for the community. The foundation of the church is community service. My pastor expounded and shared the vision of mutual support through community service, this is seen through repeated efforts to support community functions. support the growth of toddlers. I have seen children enter the classroom sometimes shy, unsure, or afraid, not knowing that their surroundings were comforted by service. Having participated in their development for years is rewarding. Taking part in a shared vision by caring for the education of a one to two year old child is rewarding. Knowing that my time is valued and desired includes me in the Church's shared vision for the future of the Church. I continually learn and grow in my leadership roles by applying knowledge gained through education and experience. Real application, I will continue to model the way to launch the action. demonstrate the qualities that continue to support and inspire a shared vision by inspiring others to question the process of continuing to teach the next generation morals, values ​​and beliefs. I use the knowledge gained from my leadership training to inspire others to