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Gospel Week H2O Camp 2018

Gospel Week was held from 16 April to 20 April 2018. The Christian Fellowship has successfully held
th
We were delighted to have our guest speaker, Mr Eddie its forth H2O camp on 27-28 April, 2018 in the school
Au, Director of Jesus Online, to share with us at a whole campus. This year, the main theme of the camp was the
school assembly. Mr Au talked about how he experienced suffix ‘Re-‘ as we hoped to convey the message of one’s
God’s everlasting love and life can be restarted or rerouted through the help of
hoped that our students could God, in which we focused on personal bonds and time
have a new life with Jesus. management. In the camp, both participants and the
committees had a lot of
fun, whether they were
having the BBQ dinner
or running around to
complete tasks and
gain points. It was
truly a fruitful camp
for both sides. Receiving prizes from Ms Lai
Welcome to our game stall!
Learning how to pray!

Guest speaker, Mr Eddie Au and our teachers Having breakfast together
S.1 Alpha Day Camp

Sharing by the guest speaker
The S.1 Alpha Day Camp was held on the
Worship time!
school campus on 18 May 2018. All S.1 students
and some Christian teachers participated in this activity. We
played, sang, shared and prayed together. With the assistance
of brothers and sisters from the Incubator Ministries, Shau Kei
Wan Baptist Church and Christian parents from our College
Parent-Teacher Association, the camp was well-organized.
Throughout the day, students were given opportunities to
experience God’s love, kindness and forgiveness.
Time to share with each other! All in all, it was a fruitful and meaningful day.
Career Guidance and Life Planning Committee

In a program led by the Career Guidance & Life-planning Committee and Hong
Kong Federation of Youth Groups, S1 students learned to recognise one’s assets which
include knowledge, skills and attitude, then scattered across districts in Hong Kong
island to see people at work with this new lens of appreciation. Their morning was filled
with unfamiliar sounds and smells that jolted them to reflect and appreciate the assets of
people outside their typical circle. From conversations with the locals at work, students
understood a glimpse of their lives and were encouraged to make purchases consciously
and support them. A memorable one includes students witnessing
a lady collecting cardboards in the sweltering heat. A few tried
to break the ice by assisting her trolley on the narrow road. She
was shy, yet the students’ warmth undiminished, they explained
their admiration in her strength and daily duty, then proceeded to
hand her a thank you card. Upon a sincere and simple utterance of
thanks, her eyes said it all. It was a meaningful outing hoping that
S1 students can acknowledge their assets as well as see the good
in others and voice out their appreciation in a world that is losing
interpersonal communication.

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