12/06/2022
DAYSPRING SCHOOLS CELEBRATES WITH ORPHANS, CHILDREN IN THE PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT OF IMMAMNUEL GENERAL HOSPITAL, EKET, CHILD RIGHT AND REHABILITATION CENTER,EKET. TO MARK THIER KINGDOM WEEK SEASON FOUR
Success in life does not come from what we have,but from what we give.
You can give to a friend in need, someone who is struggling,or to your community. The great thing about giving is that you can do it anytime and anywhere. You just need to think about others and how you can help them.
As Ben Carson said,"Happiness doesn't result from what we get,but from what we give".
If we can give a little more to others,we will not only be better ourselves,but the world will be a better place.
As Margret Cho said,"Sometimes when we are generous in small, barely detectable ways it can change someone else's life forever."
It was indeed, an unforgettable moment for the children at the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of Immanuel general hospital, Band of Hope orphanage home, Child right and rehabilitation center, Eket. When the pupils, students and staff of Dayspring schools visited these facilities to render succour to the needy, to mark the end of their Kingdom week season four. On ground to receive the Dayspring family,was a senior matron of the Pediatric intensive care unit, who took the Dayspring family round to share their widow's mite to the children and also prayed for their quick recovery. The matron, nurses and parents in their response poured encomiums on the Dayspring schools for their kind gesture and prayed God should blessed and reward them abundantly. "This visit as brought hope, love and care to the children that are here" they said. They urged Dayspring schools to keep on doing more to humanity. At the Band of Hope orphanage home, the vice principal administration Mr. Akpan, admonished the children not to be discouraged by their present condition but to strive harder in life. "I see in some of you, future presidents, governors, pilots, doctors,men and women of timbre and calibre in the nearest future". Mr. Akpan further said that, Dayspring schools finds joy in putting smile on the faces of the orphans not just a special day as this but on annual basis, giving them a sense of belonging in the society. The children sang praises to God, and offered prayers for the Dayspring schools. Pastor Godwin Thomas, who happens to be The director of Band of Hope orphanage home thanked the Dayspring schools for their show of love, compassion and magnanimity for the home. Highpoint of the visit was presentation of cash, food items, toiletries, clothes,etc to the children.
According to Napoleon Bonaparte and Zig-lag "those who contribute positively to the society never die because thier legacies will always live in the conciousness of the society".
Dayspring schools is a school with A mission.
