Rebecca

Name: Rebecca

Age: Mid 20s

Relationship status: Single and fine with that

Occupation: She has three paying jobs. Part time Pizza Delivery on the weekdays. Part time assistant and paper deliverer at a local newspaper shop during the weekends. And she babysits in her free time. She'll also do odd jobs for neighbors and people at her church if she has the time. She never brings up being payed, but they always pay her anyway because they know she needs it. 

Other: She volunteers as a girls' Sunday School teacher at her local church, insisting she not be paid for it. She also hosts a women's Bible Study group on Tuesday nights. In addition to this, she volunteers at homeless shelters, in nursing homes, and visits elderly when she can. 

Hobbies: Hiking, Exploring creeks and river banks, photography, looking at old architecture

Skills: Cooking, cleaning, sewing, studying, working with children, basic household repair. 

Likes: Her friends, her sister, coffee, kids, archeology, castles, pizza, homemade food, her grandma

Dislikes: Her mom, that one lady at her church who gets onto her about her earring and buzz cut, spiders, her boss at the newspaper office, fancy clothes, people who judge based on appearances, politics, matcha anything

Bio: Rebecca grew up in an atheist home, but was always taught about the Bible by her grandma. When she moved out and went to college she was converted through the efforts of one of her classmates. She lives alone in a small apartment and was forced to get three jobs in order to make ends meet. While she is very active in her community, she doesn't go out much for fun or to hang with friends. When she does take time for herself, she usually heads to the rocky banks of a nearby creek, and relaxes there alone. Her relationship with her mother is touchy and because of this, Rebecca barely sees her dad. Rebecca's mother often stops by out of the blue, uninvited just to tell Rebecca off about her life choices. Rebecca tries to be cordial, but has also slammed and locked the door in her mother's face once. However, when her mother starts to disrespect her grandmother, Rebecca will stand for none of it and instantly goes off on her mother, eventually getting the woman to leave. Her relationship with her sister, however, is much better. The two are close and Rebecca is always happy to have her sister, Christa, stop in for a visit. Rebecca prays for her sister's conversion daily. As for friends, Rebecca has few close ones. She has a couple from college that she keeps in touch with and a some from church, but the girl she considers her best friend works as a barista at the local Panera. They don't see each other outside of Rebecca's visits to the business, but that doesn't matter. They have become close and enjoy each other's company. Rebecca's other close friend is the classmate from college that helped lead her to Christ. They see each other at church and Bible study and talk about making plans to hang out, but never actually plan anything. 

Overall, Rebecca is happy in her life and situation and her main focus is on the Lord and His plans for her.