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also taken a lot of emotional
strength and courage.
“One of the toughest parts
for me, even though I know
it is just a play, and not real
life, (is) I feel like I’m really
hurting my Lord and savior,”
he said. “It is easy to read the
part and just walk through it,
but our goal is the touching of
the heart.”
Every year, Trevino has
played a Roman soldier,
where he portrays one of the
many individuals who tor-
tured and persecuted Christ
along his journey to the cross.
From screaming at the person
playing Jesus, to pushing him
down, he said his portrayal of
his character has to be realis-
tic, even though it hurts him,
emotionally, to do so.
Trevino said they per-
formed the production at
a Catholic men’s retreat in
Pendleton a few weeks ago,
and the bishop of the church
approached him about how
much he got into his charac-
ter.
“I had to look like I was
enjoying (punishing Jesus). I
had to look like I was liking
it,” he said. “That is also the
toughest part. It gets harder
for me to do that every year.”
Trevino said if he didn’t
completely get into his char-
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A Roman soldier, played by Vincent Trevino, points upward as Jesus helps carry the cross
during the Stations of the Cross last year at the Hermiston Butte.
acter, the impact wouldn’t be
as great, and, as hard as it is,
the reward, both personally
and for others, is great.
know Jesus, they have suc-
ceeded.
Trevino said that has al-
ways been the purpose of the
getting that message out into
our community.”
In the last several years,
Trevino said the presenta-
tion has been given in both
English and Spanish, which
he believes has allowed
for more people to follow
along, and has increased
their attendance.
Trevino said the number
of people attending ranges
between 400 and 600 ev-
ery year, and he hopes more
people will attend annually.
This year, 17-year-old
Ricardo Mendoza is playing
Jesus. Playing his mother,
Mary, is 17-year-old Adri-
ana Armenta.
“We just hope people
come out and watch,” Tre-
vino said. “You don’t have
to be Catholic. The whole
community is invited.”
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www.justserve.org, and en-
ter in their local zip code.
Website visitors will then be
directed to projects in their
area needing volunteers or
they can post projects sched-
uled in the region, which will
be approved by the church to
make sure it meets the basic
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meet at least one of the fol-
lowing criteria: assisting the
poor, assisting a person or
group needing a helping hand
or enhancing the quality of
life in a community. Projects
should not directly involve
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Hendrickson said church
leaders have worked through-
out the last year to spread
word about the project, hop-
ing to get organizations and
people to start posting to the
website. He said, however,
they are just starting to get
word out about the project
outside the church, but he is
hopeful interest will grow.
Billie Jean Morris, public
affairs director for the church,
said people don’t need to
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to participate, and everyone
is encouraged to get involved.
“This provides an oppor-
tunity to do something for
your fellow man,” she said.
Hendrickson said this
effort was not designed to
promote the LDS church,
but rather to encourage good
doings in the community.
He said he hopes the project
will attract students who need
community service hours and
people who generally want to
make a difference.
For those looking for
volunteers, Morris said she
encourages people and or-
ganizations to submit their
projects so they receive even
more help for their efforts.
“This is just a great commu-
nity-based project,” she said. “It’s
just a way to make the communi-
ty a better place to live.”
Some of the local projects
posted on the platform so far
include volunteering to be
a Court Appointed Special
Advocate, being a reader for
Start Making A Reader Today
through Umatilla Morrow
Head Start, becoming a junior
volunteer at Good Shepherd
Medical Center and being a
classroom volunteer at West
Park Elementary School.
Hendrickson said organi-
zations can stipulate in their
postings whether training
is needed or provided and
whether volunteers must
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such as background checks.
Right now, Hendrickson
said organizers hope more
organizations and individuals
will post projects.
For more information
about the project, visit www.
justserve.org, or contact Hen-
drickson at hendricksonRK@
ldschurch.org or Morris at
bjm@eotnet.net.
“Different things enlighten
me every time we do it,” he
said, adding that if the actors
can get even one person to
presentation.
“It is important because it
shows Christians the points
that Jesus went through for
our sins,” he said. “Before
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most impossible to make it
into Heaven because of our
sins. With him dying on the
cross for us, it made it pos-
sible for all of us to make it
into Heaven.”
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said
even
though the portrayal can’t
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went through, the inten-
sity required by each role
should show how much Je-
sus struggled for people’s
salvation.
“We show the kind of suf-
fering that he went through
for our sins,” he said. “He
paid the price for our sins on
the cross. This is all about
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