DLS-UCS Alumni

We have been there. There are times when it is easy to place our trust in Christ and declare that He is Lord. There are times where we struggle to know if He should still be Lord over our lives because the situation or circumstance robs us of that assurance.

Proverbs 3:5-6 (ESV) 5 Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. 6 In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.

Yet, when we read Proverbs 3:5-6, it is an all-in or none at all kind of emphasis. God desires our total commitment and total trust.

99% does not cut it. It's 100%. All in.

Let us all be that disciple that trusts God 100%. No ifs, no buts.


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malapit na ang botohan!
mayroon bang DLS-UCS alumni na kumakandidato para maging isa sa opisyal ng bayan ng Angat?

O' Hail to thee Alma Mater
Delos Santos-Urbano Community School
From her halls she molds hundreds of brains
Future models of the land

We proudly sing thee praises
On thy rapid march to glory
Firmly we pledge our loyalty
Beloved Alma Mater, Delos Santos-Urbano, forever thru

reminiscence is fun!
teacher call it Cheating but students call it Team Work..
-->>Makapasa lang sa mga tests and quizzes

Hit like if you were one of us...
-->> who'd done it not even once

how many likes--> to agree that (high school) library is also a meeting place for "young-heart-sweetlove"
--> uuyy ligaw-tingin

God is a spirit and they that worship him must worship in spirit and truth, John 4:25

The Christian faith teaches us that God is not "statue or image" carved out of wood or stone. He cannot be reproduced.

Holy Week begins Sunday, and the week is filled with harsh and cruel reminders. The Savior's broken body and spilling blood will be lifted up on the cross so our eyes can focus on the splendid theater of God’s glory in the awful beauty and holy majesty of Christ crucified.

“The center of Christianity is the dishonorable, foolish, gruesome, and utterly glorious reality of the tortured God-Man, Jesus Christ. The closer you get to what makes Christianity ghastly, the closer you get to what makes it glorious".

Like a narrator’s voice breaking into a story, in John 12:28 God’s voice temporarily suspends the Holy Week narrative, not for Jesus’ sake, but for ours. His voice comforts us and reassures us that the darkness we are about to experience is part of God’s intentional plan to display his glory to the world in his Son on a tree. There he will defeat cosmic evil, he will draw us to Christ, and he will display his worth to the world. This is the theater of glory we call Holy Week.

~Desiring God~

May this holy season of Lent be a time of spiritual renewal and growth, rather than a time of deprivation.

Do you still remember our Beloved Alma Mater song? Please share it with us...