Even though Second Semester was over and Summer break is fast approaching, and the thought that everyone might have headed back to their own homes, Agape Campus Ministry and Youth Leadership Development Inc. during this month of April has been a very busy one.
On April 1, we didn't greet anyone a "Happy April Fools Day" but instead we just had our KAIROS Course (Student World Mission Course) Joint Review with agapeans from University of Southeastern Philippines, San Pedro College, and The University of Mindanao from 9 am to 4 pm. The said course was divided into two groups (one group every Tuesday from 6pm - 9 pm and one every Saturday from 8 am - 12 nn at the Agape Office, Anda Corporate Building Davao City). Then the preceeding days were all about preparations for the next big event. Next stop was KAIROS Course Graduation Night on April 4 from 5 to 9pm at CAP Anda Arts Lobby where 11 students graduated (eight of which are agapeans from USEP, a student from SPC and two from UM) and Ptr. Dan Pantohan was the guest speaker.
Now second week was more like of fun and feast instead for a Holy Week for leaders and core leaders and staffs as well, as they had their retreat at Maragusan (Lanipao Retreat House) on April 6-8, and on its last day, Jay-Ariel dela Cerna of USEP celebrated his birthday, where agapeans headed to Peñaplata, Island Garden City of Samal for a little feast.
The next week, Sunday, ACMYLDI had an Agape Alumni, Leaders, and Core Leaders Fellowship at Jollibee Bolton on April 12 from 6-8pm with our national director, staffs, local director, and former staffs, and student staffs, and agapeans' familiesa then some agapeans paid a short visit to Nelmer Bacalangco's mother's wake on April 12 after the event was done. A day after that was the birthday of our local director in Davao City, Engr. Ernani Villasencio's birthday on April 13. University of Southeastern Philippines Graduation Day on April 16, 4pm, Thursday took place where 5 USEP-Agapean of the Engineering Department graduated. The last stop was Nelmer Bacalangco's mother's burial on April 20 where Kuya Nani and Ate Yolly were there. Then comes Thursday, were Merly Cruta of Kabacan celebrated her birthday.
On April 1, we didn't greet anyone a "Happy April Fools Day" but instead we just had our KAIROS Course (Student World Mission Course) Joint Review with agapeans from University of Southeastern Philippines, San Pedro College, and The University of Mindanao from 9 am to 4 pm. The said course was divided into two groups (one group every Tuesday from 6pm - 9 pm and one every Saturday from 8 am - 12 nn at the Agape Office, Anda Corporate Building Davao City). Then the preceeding days were all about preparations for the next big event. Next stop was KAIROS Course Graduation Night on April 4 from 5 to 9pm at CAP Anda Arts Lobby where 11 students graduated (eight of which are agapeans from USEP, a student from SPC and two from UM) and Ptr. Dan Pantohan was the guest speaker.
Now second week was more like of fun and feast instead for a Holy Week for leaders and core leaders and staffs as well, as they had their retreat at Maragusan (Lanipao Retreat House) on April 6-8, and on its last day, Jay-Ariel dela Cerna of USEP celebrated his birthday, where agapeans headed to Peñaplata, Island Garden City of Samal for a little feast.
The next week, Sunday, ACMYLDI had an Agape Alumni, Leaders, and Core Leaders Fellowship at Jollibee Bolton on April 12 from 6-8pm with our national director, staffs, local director, and former staffs, and student staffs, and agapeans' familiesa then some agapeans paid a short visit to Nelmer Bacalangco's mother's wake on April 12 after the event was done. A day after that was the birthday of our local director in Davao City, Engr. Ernani Villasencio's birthday on April 13. University of Southeastern Philippines Graduation Day on April 16, 4pm, Thursday took place where 5 USEP-Agapean of the Engineering Department graduated. The last stop was Nelmer Bacalangco's mother's burial on April 20 where Kuya Nani and Ate Yolly were there. Then comes Thursday, were Merly Cruta of Kabacan celebrated her birthday.
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