Miss MD Job's Daughter
Greetings everyone! My name is Kara Jordan and I have the honor to serve the state of Maryland as their Miss Job’s Daughter for the 2009 to 2010 year. I was initiated into the Order right after my eleventh birthday, but I have known and participated in Job’s Daughters ever since I can remember.
I believe that the most important lessons our Order teaches to all that are involved are confidence and morality. In society today, young girls have a difficult time finding role models with ethics and dignity- but in Job’s Daughters, members are exposed to everyday girls that achieve the unimaginable. We learn that anything is attainable with hard work and dedication. This term’s mascot will be a crown, representing the beauty exemplified by our actions. The work we do for others adds radiance to our crown, and with every selfish act we add tarnish to our individual beauty. By the end of my reign I hope to teach the members that the generous acts we do for others will gain the adoration of our peers- not titles or positions. The bethel robe one wears is the same as any other, making all of us equals.
If you are at all interested in an organization for girls that will promote free thinking, individuality, creativity and much more please look into Job’s Daughters International. Unlike any other organization or group a young lady could join, in Job’s Daughters, she is afforded the opportunity to learn and grow with young ladies from different backgrounds, but the same common goal; we exist to better the world.
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