This Creative Camp really challenged me kasi I needed to have a lot of creative ideas and even do research para lang magkaroon ng magandang output. It’s already my 3rd time attending Creative Camp, pero first time ko na maging part ng service team. At first, I thought everything would be easy, pero hindi nga pala ganun kadali ang mag-serve. It takes effort, patience, and a lot of trust in the Lord.
Honestly, as someone who doesn’t really see herself as creative, it was very challenging for me to come up with something. Ang hirap pala kapag hindi mo rin alam kung anong kakayahan ang meron ka. All my life, I thought of myself as talentless. Lumaki ako na hindi ko alam kung ano talaga ang talent ko. Kaya madalas, I just go with the flow, and the outcome isn’t always good.
This Creative Camp turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Little did I know, the Lord was preparing me for something better. Narealize ko na baka kaya hindi ko alam yung talent ko kasi nauuna yung self-doubt bago pa man ako sumubok. Siguro rin, it’s because I never gave enough time and effort para tuklasin kung ano talaga ang binigay na gift sa akin ng Diyos.
Truly, the Lord spoke to me during this Creative Camp. I was inspired by the people I saw, the way they dance, sing, and even serve through media. It reminded me that creativity is not just about talent, but about allowing God to use whatever we have for Him.
This became a strong reminder for me that if we truly want to learn, we must pray and trust the Lord. Do everything out of love, and embrace every unique talent that we can use to serve Him.
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