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All five finalists have been a “driving force” behind meaningful local change, according to Multiplying Good’s Delaware Executive Director Michele Fidance.
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Counseling young gang members.
Walking the 525-mile journey called the Camino de Santiago.
Standing on a scissors lift high above his listeners in Nebraska to give a sermon that would reach 4,000 people.
Medina smiles often as he sits in an office that includes a stuffed Mickey Mouse toy along with replicas of religious icons. He speaks in a calm yet enthusiastic tone as he talks about his adventures and looks to the future of his congregation.
And he has a sense of humor.
âIâm the foremost expert on the book of Jonah,â he said.
Born in San Diego, Medina was in high school, when he started working at Sea World. He was attending the University of California, when he became a marine mammal trainer in January 1981.