>> I think it sums it up in one powerful word, in the sacrifice.
This is not the career that you want to get into if you want to make a lot of money.
It's not a career that you want to get
into if you want the fame and the fortune and the glamor.
This takes laying down your life.
And we do this because of our Christian commitment,
not because we want to obtain something.
We want to help people.
And because Christ helped us by giving his son.
And I know that this is a Temple University broadcast,
but on the same token this is why we do what we do.
Don't do it if you're coming into it to gain something.
Come in with the intention that I'm coming to lose my life for the sake of someone else's.
We do this as a reflection of our Christian commitment
because Christ laid his life on a cross for us.
We're laying our life on the line for him.
I mean you can always join an organization that's already started.
But if you're going to start one, if you're going to get
into the nonprofit world you're doing it because you care.
You're not doing it because this is a career path that you want.
It's not a career path, it's a calling.
It's not a job, it is a lifelong commitment to helping those that are impoverished, in need,
and seeing what you can do to help them get up.