God Has Done Great Things for Me! by Rhashell D. Hunter

Many years ago I was a member of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Dallas. At the time, I was completing my Master of Fine Arts degree in theater from Trinity University’s Graduate School of Theater. Some years later, I did radio and television commercials, and performed in theater and films in Texas, New York, and other cities. I was also a legal secretary, which allowed me the opportunity to eat and to pay my bills when I did not have a current radio, television, film or theatre project. It also gave me the flexibility to leave work and go to a film or a commercial shoot if a project should arise. It was a good life, but there was something gnawing at me that wouldn’t stop.

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Rhashell D. Hunter is the director of Racial Ethnic and Women's Ministries, which includes Presbyterian Women, the office of Racial Ethnic Congregational Enhancement, Racial Ethnic Schools and Colleges, Racial Justice and Advocacy, Women's Advocacy, the National Network of Presbyterian College Women and Racial Ethnic Young Women Together.

Illustration by Sandra Charles

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Read more of Rhashell's personal reflection on call; learn about the places, jobs and calls that have been part of her journey. Call (800) 524-2612 or subscribe to Horizons or order the March/April 2008 issue (HZN-08-210; $4 plus shipping).	God Has Done Great Things for Me! by Rhashell D. Hunter Many years ago I was a member of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Dallas. At the time, I was completing my Master of Fine Arts degree in theater from Trinity University’s Graduate School of Theater. Some years later, I did radio and television commercials, and performed in theater and films in Texas, New York, and other cities. I was also a legal secretary, which allowed me the opportunity to eat and to pay my bills when I did not have a current radio, television, film or theatre project. It also gave me the flexibility to leave work and go to a film or a commercial shoot if a project should arise. It was a good life, but there was something gnawing at me that wouldn’t stop. Read more of Rhashell's personal reflection on call; learn about the places, jobs and calls that have been part of her journey. Call (800) 524-2612 or subscribe to Horizons or order the March/April 2008 issue (HZN-08-210; $4 plus shipping). Rhashell D. Hunter is the director of Racial Ethnic and Women's Ministries, which includes Presbyterian Women, the office of Racial Ethnic Congregational Enhancement, Racial Ethnic Schools and Colleges, Racial Justice and Advocacy, Women's Advocacy, the National Network of Presbyterian College Women and Racial Ethnic Young Women Together. Illustration by Sandra Charles Other Articles Online This Issue Vocation—Who, Me? PLSE: A New Program Helps Young Presbyterians Catch the Beat of Christian Service The Call Toward Joy God Called, I Answered! Am I a Leader? God Has Done Great Things for Me! It Hurts to Be Real "God Has a Task for Me to Finish!" Toward a More Colorful Vision of Vocation Installation Service for Presbyterian Women Dispatch from Forbearance Presbyterian Church Nurturing Our Faith Health Connections Mosaic	Current Issue MAR/APR 2008 About This Issue Contents FREE Resource How to Use In Our Next Issue Items underlined can be seen in this Web site, all others appear in the March/April 2008 (HZN-08-210) issue of Horizons magazine. to Horizons, call (800) 524-2612 or this issue ($4 plus shipping/handling)

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