FINAL EXAM IN

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - BIBLE

FIRST SEMESTER A.Y. 2023 – 2024
INSTRUCTOR: ALMA A. PASTOR, MAELM, LPT

NAME: NASAYAO, Beladona N. DAY/TIME: ThSa 10:30 – 12:00 pm DATE: 12-19-23

TYPE OF TEST: Act of Kindness Challenge

TOPIC: “Embracing the Spirit of Christmas”

Embarking on the Act of Kindness Challenge during the Christmas season resonated deeply with the teachings
of our religious education, emphasizing love, compassion, and selflessness. The act of preparing and
distributing juice boxes and biscuits adorned with inspirational notes not only symbolized the joyous spirit of
giving but also reflected the essence of Christmas—the celebration of goodwill and the birth of hope. Our
chosen acts aligned seamlessly with the lessons learned in religious education, emphasizing the importance of
reaching out to others with kindness and empathy, especially during moments of significance like the Christmas
season.
In specific instances, witnessing the impact of our gestures on the students was profoundly rewarding. As we
handed out the packages, you could see the surprise and gratitude in their eyes. The simple act of offering
encouragement and sustenance during the stressful time of final exams created a positive ripple effect. Some
students approached us with heartfelt expressions of gratitude, while others simply sported contagious smiles
that spoke volumes. It was a reminder that kindness, even in its simplest form, has the power to uplift spirits and
foster a sense of community.
This experience has undeniably deepened my understanding of the true meaning of Christmas. It goes beyond
the glittering decorations and festive gatherings; it's about selflessly giving to others, fostering a sense of
togetherness, and spreading hope. Moving forward, I envision carrying the spirit of the Act of Kindness
Challenge into my daily life by incorporating small, intentional acts of kindness. Whether it's offering a helping
hand to a friend in need or simply sharing a kind word with a stranger, I am inspired to make kindness a
consistent part of my interactions. This challenge has not only been a festive endeavor but a transformative
journey towards embodying the principles instilled in our religious education.

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