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Fred Ruth Case Analysis

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The topic this past week that will be most beneficial to my ministry is the session with Commissioner Fred Ruth. Commissioner Ruth’s officership was more than a wonderful story; it was account of life that put pride aside, was completely available, and of someone who was fully obedient to his calling. There were many points made by Commissioner Ruth that I will consider for my ministry as an officer. The first point made was that “one would never know the impact that we can make, if we make ourselves available.” Commissioner Ruth presented several examples of how even the most ordinary moments in his life made some of the greatest impact. Some of the most impactful examples of this was the women giving birth to twins under the bridge that

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