MDYO's "Annual Summer Youth Camp 2015": A Big Success!

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Forget about the grammar and all (haha), this is my first blog entry (please be considerate).

I'm quite sure! if not all, most of the delegates are still in the state of hysteria, (for sure, we feel sad every time something stops/ends to exist or from happening) from a week-long fun-filled camping blended with blissful and exciting activities, who could ever forget this year's camp? How I wish we could have it for 2 weeks? that would be expensive then. But anyways, allow me to recall some highlights happened during our summer camp and my say about the overall camp.

Indeed, I considered this camp as 1 of the most unforgettable camps/gatherings, not because I'm part of the organizing team, but because the feeling of being blessed, contentment, euphoria, happiness, name it all, were all realized and felt. I just hoped we feel the same way.

Every time i recall the happenings, 1 on the top list is the word "ANKLA", haha,, this sounds really funny and still lingers into the deepest part of my brain. I just hope that all of us, especially the delegates had established and strongly clasped our anchors to our God and Savior, through then, we can have assurance of salvation in the coming days. who could forget the proponent of "Sa ilalim"? hahaha, I wish he will still attend next year's camp. 









In behalf of the MDYO officers, we say "THANK YOU" to all the people behind the success of the camp, for all your supports and for making our camp beyond successful. To all delegates, I wish you blessings as you sail to this world full of challenges, never ever forget to anchor yourselves, your faith, your hope and all to God! the most and ever trusted stronghold human could have!
Let's start saving money now, and let's all meet once again this December for the National Youth Camp. See you the soonest! 

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