Dilorom Sidden
Housekeeping Technician
North Wilkesboro,North Carolina
Summary
Housekeeper focused on providing exceptional service to Samaritan's Purse staff. Reliable, responsible and driven to be integral team member. Consistently punctual in arrival and stays until all tasks are complete. Manages supply inventory and task list efficiently.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Housekeeping Technician
Samaritan’s Purse, Wilkes Campus
01.2021 - Current
- In this position, I am responsible for the cosmetic care and cleaning of the facilities that compose the North Wilkesboro Campus of Samaritan’s Purse
- I perform daily tasks including the collection of garbage, cleaning restrooms, conference rooms break areas, and foyers
- I also assist in detailed cleaning, consisting of polishing, buffing, and sanitizing
- I also assist with special projects each day, including vacuuming, dusting, and mopping
- This position has granted me the privilege to serve and minister with many different people in e in various departments around the ministry.
Backup Associate
Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child Processing Center
11.2020 - 01.2021
- At the processing center, I performed and trained in areas such as bag checking, greeting, assisting with the volunteers, assisting in the Gifts in Kind Area, and Assisting in the receiving, cartonization, and packaging of donor's shoeboxes; either entering donor information by receiving it directly from the donors or copying information down from the mail.
Sales Associate
AutoZone Store 1282
01.2020 - 01.2021
- During this job, I perform such duties as assisting with customer service, either in person, or by phone
- I also assist in cosmetic duties around the store, cleaning, and assisting people with selecting the correct part, as well as headlight, windshield wiper, and battery installation
- I also assisted with unloading a weekly inventory truck and distributing stock throughout the store.
Education
College - Political Science
Liberty University
12.2024
High School -
John Henry Christian Academy
North Wilkesboro, North Carolina06.2019
Skills
- Laundry Services
- Guest Relations
- Basic Repairs
- Chemical Handling
- Attention to detail
- Professionalism
- Multitasking
- Safety protocols
- Time management
- Reliability
- Organizational skills
- Problem-solving
Personal Statement Of Faith
Personal Testimony: On the evening of April 2, 2011, I attended a passion play at a local church (Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.) I, in no means wanted to go, and, looking back it was clear the devil was fighting as hard as he could. I had made a profession of faith at an early age, but it was not real. I had never accepted Christ into my heart, but no one else knew that. Just me and Jesus. During the crucifixion scene, it suddenly clicked. It became clear as day. All the suffering Jesus endured; The sweating of blood in the garden (Luke 22:24), The “trial” of Jesus (Luke 23) and the six hours spent in anguish for our sins (John 19) was all for me. For everything wrong I had done. Every lie I had told, stolen, and committed. I then realized that this was my chance. My chance to make it right. To ask for forgiveness, to swipe the slate clean, to hit the restart button. But then a thought came into my head, what if it is fake? What if no one believes you? Everyone will know you lied. So, I hesitated. Then I decided. Some things you cannot fight, like the conviction of the Holy Spirit. Right then, in the church seat, I bowed my head and asked for forgiveness for the things I had done wrong. It was like a clean feeling had come over me. I could not hold back. With tears streaming down my cheeks, I whispered to mom, “I got Saved” but she did not exactly believe me at first. I mean, it is hard. Believing your child has been saved and then what? Fast forward to the end of the show, and we counseled with the pastor of the church. I was given a cute little book, called “I’m a Christian now” giving young kids a how to on the next steps to take (growing in Christ, communion, and of course, baptisms) Has life been perfect since then? No, it has not. I have struggled with depression, suicidal thoughts, and an attempt (which resulted in a 2-week hospitalization), self-harm, doubts, and everything in between. But one thing was sure. God is faithful. Not once has He left me. When I wandered away from Him, He waited patiently, like the father of the Prodigal son in Luke 15 and rejoiced when I returned. I am incredibly grateful and Thankful for God, who not once has given up on me, even when I gave up on myself. I would love this job so I can share the good news and gospel of Jesus to others and be a light, in this dark, cold world. God has brought me far and I am patiently waiting to see where He takes me next, as I try my best to honor Him.
Devotional Time
My daily devotions have become shortened as the busier I become, but I do have a go-to for a devotional book. Sarah Young’s series of “Jesus Calling” books hold timeless devotions for me. I also love listening to songs of worship and praise, and I love to exalt my voice in songs for my creator. I also love taking walks and observing nature, praising its creator. The Bible says in Psalm 19:1, that the heavens declare the glory of God. As His children, we, too, should declare His glory.
College Level Biblical Courses Completed
Although I do not have a college degree from a state-accredited Bible College, my church has a Bible College I started at age 11) Four years later, I was honored to receive a bachelor's degree in theology from Bethel Baptist Institute. Two years later, I went back and got an associate in music ministry. While enrolled in Liberty University, I have completed several hours of Biblical credits to achieve my degree.
Personal Testimony And Plan Of Salvation
At age 10, I personally accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior into my life. I believe the path to Salvation is simple; there are a few things you should do. To personally accept Him, too as your Lord and Savior, first you must admit you are a sinner; you have sinned. What is Sin? Sin is anything you think, say, or do that displeases God. Things like lying, stealing, cheating, and coveting are all sins. The wages (or payment/ price) of sin are death. As sinners we all deserve to pay; our payment is eternal death. We all have sinners; we all will die a physical death, but Jesus in our stead, paid the price of eternal death. Jesus came to earth, born of a virgin, and died a criminal's death by crucifixion. The second step to Salvation is believing in Him and believing that He came and paid the price for not only your sin, but the sins of the world. We must believe that He died, but not only that, but on the third day being in the tomb, Jesus defeated death, hell, and the grave and rose again. His resurrection on the first Easter Sunday gave us all hope. Hope for the future that we do not have to pay; the price was already paid. If someone offered you the keys to a beautiful mansion, already paid for, would you take it? The answer for most of us is "yes!" It is like that with Salvation. When we receive salvation, we take those keys and unlock the door to our new mansion. A new mansion is exciting; who would not want one? But receiving Jesus as our Lord and Savior is so much more valuable than a mansion that would be destroyed by flood, fire, etc. Jesus is eternal. He offers a lifelong companionship, and a home in Heaven, with all our loved ones. The last step in accepting Jesus as your Savior is the best part. Confessing to Him, Confession. There is an old saying," Confession is good for the soul." Confession is often refreshing, getting rid of the unconfessed sin is always like a restart. When you confess that you have sinned, you understand that 1. You have sinned (Admittance) 2. You believe Jesus us who He said He was, and He can save you, if you accept Him (Belief) and 3. You confess that you have sinned, and sin has its price. You confess you have sinned, and you confess you do need a savior. When you do this, you receive Jesus as your Savior, and you receive eternal life. After receiving Salvation, if you have not already told someone, the first thing you will want to do is tell someone! This is an extremely exciting new change in your life, and you will need support. Telling someone; a minister, a Christian friend etc. will provide someone to speak with and counsel you on your new journey. After telling someone, you will then want to participate in believer's baptism. Baptism is an outward showing of your new acceptance of Christ as your Savior. When you are baptized, you are outwardly showing to others that you have decided to follow Jesus, and you are ready to learn and grow. After I accepted Jesus, I then went and sat in on Bible Classes. Our church holds an unaccredited Bible College, and after sitting in a yearlong of classes, after counseling with the pastor and praying, it was God's will to enroll. It was very tough for me, copying books of the Bible, authoring reports, sermon and lesson outlines and various other difficult tasks. Through those four years, I was able to learn, grow, improve my skills, and excel in Biblical knowledge. At the end of the four years, I was able to earn a bachelor's degree in biblical theology. With the degree, I was equipped to teach and aid in children's ministries such as the children's Christmas play, children's church, the bus ministry, and door to door soul winning. My husband and I also visited nursing homes, administering to, and fellowshipping with patients, who were unable to ambulate. (He is a former certified nursing assistant.) I personally love ministry and I love being able to be light, especially in this shadowy world. I think things as simple as sharing a smile to things as crucial as giving lifesaving medicine and providing clean water are important to show the love of Christ.
Additional References
Additional References Available Upon Request
Thank You Message
Thank you again for reviewing my resume. May God richly bless you! - Dilorom Sidden
Favorite Bible Verse
Isaiah 60:6
Church Service And Ministry Involvement
- Bus Worker (15 Years)
- Nursery Ministry (1 Year)
- Youth Group & Choir Member (4 years)
- Occasional speaker for young women’s Sunday school and Girls Retreat Conferences
Timeline
Housekeeping Technician
Samaritan’s Purse, Wilkes Campus
01.2021 - Current
Backup Associate
Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child Processing Center
11.2020 - 01.2021
Sales Associate
AutoZone Store 1282
01.2020 - 01.2021
College - Political Science
Liberty University
High School -
John Henry Christian Academy
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