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Helping others makes me proud

I paid a visit to a church in Washington DC not long ago and got to go to a service (服务) for the
homeless.
When we arrived at the church, our fiends Roger and Nancy, who work in the church, gave us a
warm welcome and invited us inside. The priest (牧师) was standing in front of a screen and giving a
sermon (布道).
He told jokes and funny stories in his sermon. For the first time I realized church could be fun.
After that, we walked down to the hall where we were to serve the homeless. Two volunteers, Jason
and Sandra, were clearing the table and making dinner.
"We have been coming here each weekend for two years. "Sandra told me." It"s really nice to help
the homeless people." She told me the church has been doing these services every week for many years.
When we finished setting the table and cooking dinner, Jason brought the homeless people to the
church. We served a big meal of potatoes, chicken,green beans and cake. We sat down at the table and
chatted with some of the homeless people.
One man told me: "People ask me: "Is it difficult to be a homeless person?" and I say:
"I don"t feel it"s that hard. It doesn"t matter if I"m homeless or not because I have this church and I have
people like you." "Hearing these words from a homeless person, I felt prouder than I ever had before.

結果 (中文) 1:

帮助别人使我自豪我不久前访问了在华盛顿特区的一座教堂，为得去服务 (服务)无家可归者。当我们到达教堂时，我们恶魔 Roger 和南希，在教会工作，给了我们热烈欢迎，并邀请我们进去。牧师 (牧师) 是站在屏幕前，并给予讲道 (布道)。他告诉笑话和有趣的故事在他的布道。第一次我意识到教会应该蛮好玩。在那之后，我们走到大厅里我们到哪儿去为那些无家可归的人提供服务。两名志愿者 Jason桑德拉，被结算表和做晚饭。"我们已一起在这里每个周末两年"。桑德拉告诉我。它"s 真的很高兴帮助无家可归的人"。她告诉我，教会一直在进行这些服务每周很多年。当我们完成设置表和做饭，Jason 给无家可归的人教会。我们的土豆、 青刀豆、 鸡蛋糕一大餐。我们坐在桌旁，聊一些无家可归的人。一个人告诉我:"有人问我:"很难成为一个无家可归的人"吗? 和我说:"我不"t 感觉它"s 那么难。它不"如果我是无家可归或者不是因为我有我和这个教堂有，没关系人们喜欢你。"听了这些话从一个无家可归的人，我感到自豪的比我以前从未。

結果 (中文) 3:

hope