Service is willingness to help those who are less fortunate by sharing your skills, talents, and knowledge with them without anything in return. We are very lucky to be an instrument of our God to be a servant to those who are in need. Not all of us will be given a chance to be included in this program, but all of us have the choice to serve others even without this kind of program. This National Service Training Program is only a bridge, and we have the decision if we will follow the path and reach out those who are in the other side. At first I was afraid on how will I do my task in this course because I admit that I am really not good at teaching or sharing my ideas and knowledge to other persons. On the other hand, the one that pushed me to believe that I can was that my love for children. I really love kids, they are very charming and what I like about them was that everything that they see was all beautiful. I remember when I said that, “Ang panget ko talaga”, a child reacted against me, “Hindi po kaya. Maganda po kaya.” Also with the help of our professor Mr. Mariquit, who served as a model to us and continue to guide and motivate us. Every activity that we do in our group, it builds us to be a real servant. Yes, it is tiring and full of task, especially if we have an immersion. We have to find time in our hectic schedule to have a meeting regarding what will be the flow of our activities. It is very challenging, from outlining those activities, thinking how will we catch their attention, and of course how will we make them calm because they were really excited to play and learn at the same time. Although it was energy draining, it was all worth it at the end. You’ll see their faces while singing, they dances gracefully like no one can see them, and they play to have fun and not to compete. I thought I will be the one who will help, but I was wrong.