Hospital visit report

On Hannukah we took our teenagers and young people to visit children’s hospital, to bring them toys, put smiles on their faces and light up their Hannukah with warmth and love.

It was an amazing experience for our young people, they really embraced the biblical principle of “it is more blessed to give than to receive” and they got to see this principle in action. Seeing children’s smiles, helping them alleviate such difficult time for them while at the hospital, it really develops deeper sensitivity in our young people towards the needs of other and helps them shift the focus from them to others.

What a blessed experience for our youth! We continue with these visits to children’s hospitals periodically, bringing them toys and a lot of love, which testifies to the love of God we carry in our hearts.

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