Lamblight International School

📢 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Lamblight International School joins the City of Bacolod in celebrating Bacolod City Charter Day on June 18, which commemorates the city's charter and official recognition as a city in 1938.

In observance of this special non-working holiday, there will be no classes and office work on June 18, 2026 (Thursday).

📅 Regular classes and office operations will resume on June 19, 2026 (Friday).

Thank you for your understanding, and Happy Bacolod City Charter Day!

Today marks the beginning of a new school year, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome our young leaders back to campus! 💙

As we begin School Year 2026–2027, we look forward to a year filled with learning, leadership, growth, and meaningful experiences together.

📍 First Day Class Schedules

Pre-Kinder: 8:15 AM – 10:45 AM
Kinder: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Grades 1–3: 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Grades 4–6: 8:15 AM – 3:15 PM
Grades 7–12: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM

Please remember to bring the snacks, lunch, and other items listed in the School Year Essentials Packet.

Here's to new beginnings, new friendships, and another wonderful year of discovering purpose and potential.

See you tomorrow! 🌟

First Loved

Romans 5:8 "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."

Remember Whose You Are: "I am God's beloved! Complete in Christ!"

Slow down. Pause to reflect.

I wasn't the prodigal son. I was the older brother.

I was in ministry. Doing the right things, saying the right words, showing up consistently. From the outside, everything looked good. But inside? I was quietly judging others who weren't as "committed" as me. Measuring. Comparing. Keeping score—theirs and mine.

I thought I understood grace. I taught it. But I hadn't truly received it.

Jesus didn't love me because of my ministry. He loved me despite my religious pride. He loved the older brother just as fiercely as the prodigal. He ran toward both sons. He ran toward me.

That moment broke something open. I stopped performing for His love and started receiving it. And something beautiful happened: when I truly received His unconditional love, the judgement toward others quietly dissolved.

It begins with receiving His love. Believing it. Letting it land in the deepest part of you.

Religion says: "Serve more, give more, deserve more."�Jesus says: "Stop. Let Me love you first."

Enter now. Have you truly received His love, or are you still trying to earn it?

Talk to Him. "Jesus, I want to knowing Your heart. Thank You for loving me at my worst, for running toward me. Today I simply receive Your love. Let Your love help me love others too. Amen."

Enjoy God today!

As we celebrate Independence Day, we are reminded of the freedoms we enjoy and the opportunities we have to use them with gratitude, responsibility, and purpose. We pray that this holiday gives you time to rest, enjoy meaningful moments with your loved ones, and reflect on God's faithfulness to our nation.

Please be informed that the Lamblight office will be closed today in observance of Independence Day. Regular office operations will resume on Monday.

Wishing you a meaningful and blessed Independence Day!

Wall Breaker

1 Corinthians 10:17 “Because there is one loaf, we, who are many, are one body, for we all share the one loaf.”

Remember Whose You Are: “I am God’s beloved! Complete in Christ!”

Slow down. Pause to reflect.

Communion was always primarily personal—just me and Jesus, a private moment of reflection or conversation. All good. All meaningful.

But then this verse says: one loaf, one body.

Communion isn’t just vertical—me and God. It’s horizontal too—me and you, us together. When we share the one loaf, we’re declaring something profound: we belong to each other because we belong to Him.

In Paul’s time, sharing bread meant sharing life. You didn’t break bread with strangers or enemies. Breaking bread meant family. It meant covenant. It meant “your life and mine are connected.”

That’s what the one loaf says: we are one body. Not just spiritually similar. Not just theologically aligned. One. Your pain is my concern. Your joy is my celebration. Your breakthrough is our victory.

Communion dismantles walls. It says: “You’re not alone. You never were. We share the same Jesus, the same grace, the same life.”

One loaf. One body. That’s not just communion theology—that’s how we’re meant to live every single day.

Enter now. Are you experiencing the horizontal dimension of our faith—true belonging, true connection with others?

Talk to Him. “Jesus, thank You for making us one body through Your broken body. Break down the walls I’ve built. Help me truly belong—to You and to the people You’ve placed beside me. Remind me daily that I’m not meant to do life alone. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.”

Enjoy God today!

✨ Office Closure Notice

Our office will be closed on June 4–5, 2026 as our team takes part in our Annual Retreat and Team Building Activity.

This time allows us to strengthen teamwork, reflect, and prepare for another productive school year in service to our students and families.

For urgent matters, please contact 0917 142 6199.

We will be back on Monday, June 8, 2026.

Thank you for your understanding. Have a blessed week! 🙏

Receive
By Marc V. Lopez

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

Remember Whose You Are: "I am God's beloved! Complete in Christ!"

Slow down. Pause to reflect.

I've heard John 3:16 my entire life. Sermons. Shirts. School reflections. So familiar that I almost stopped hearing it.

But recently I paused and let one word sink in: gave.

God didn't lend us Jesus. He gave Him. Completely. Irreversibly. Extravagantly.

And He gave Him for the world—not just the good people, the religious people, the people who have it together. The whole messy, broken, wandering world. Including me on my worst days. Including you, wherever you are right now.
Then this: "whoever believes." Not whoever performs. Not whoever deserves. Not whoever has enough faith or is spiritual enough. Whoever. That word is scandalously wide open.

And "eternal life"—we've already discovered this means life that begins now, not just after death. Full. Abundant. Real.

Enter now. Are you experiencing - today - this extravagant love of God?

Talk to Him. "Father, thank You for giving—not lending, not rewarding, but giving—Your Son Jesus for me. I receive Jesus whole-heartedly. Amen."

Enjoy God today!

📢 Office Advisory
Please be informed that Lamblight International School office operations will be suspended on Wednesday, May 27, 2026 in observance of Eid’l Adha.

May this sacred occasion bring peace, faith, gratitude, generosity, and unity to all communities.

Regular office operations will resume on the next working day.
Thank you and have a blessed holiday. 🌙✨

Handcrafted by Design

John 20:21-22 NLT “Again Jesus said, ‘Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.’ And with that he breathed on them and said, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit.’”

Remember Whose You Are: “I am God’s beloved! Victorious in Christ!”

Slow down. Pause to reflect.

I had my college life mapped out. I was going to be an Industrial Engineer. Inspired by Dad who was a Chemical Engineer and businessman. I enrolled in the program but God had a different blueprint for my life.

My English professor read an essay I had written. She looked at me and said, "You write very well! I don't think you belong in the Engineering Department!" Those words hit me like a flood of light. It prompted me to shift my major to Psychology—my real passion. Now, over 30 years later, I am still writing, using the unique gift God placed inside me!

Jesus has infused the life and gifts of the Holy Spirit upon us. He has uniquely sent you into your sphere of influence with a specific grace-gift that the Holy Spirit is waiting for you to activate. You aren't meant to copy someone else's calling; you are designed to flow in your own.

Enter now. Have you been trying to force yourself into a "Department" that doesn't fit who God made you to be? Are you ready to let the Holy Spirit activate the unique, firsthand gifts He breathed into your spirit to bless the world around you?

Talk to Him. “Father, thank You for breathing Your very life and Spirit into me. Thank You that I am uniquely gifted and sent by Jesus. Holy Spirit, show me the specific graces and talents You have placed within me. Give me the courage to step into my true design and use my gifts to bless others. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.”

Enjoy God today!