For me, living close to family improves quality of life, since the most important thing in life is family

I think having a job you're proud of is crucial because it gives you a purpose in life. Doing things for fun makes people enjoy their work and not just work for a paycheck.

2. Which do you think is the biggest problem for a good quality of life: time, money, or something different?

For me, time is more valuable than money, because many people may have money but don't have time to spend with their family. In conclusion, I believe both are important as long as they are balanced.

1. Burgers:

• A burger from a fast-food restaurant is a bit cheaper than a burger from a local restaurant.

• The gourmet burger is much more delicious than the fast food one.

• The gourmet burger is by far the most expensive of all.

2. Footwear:

• The wedding shoes are way more expensive than the sandals.

• The sneakers are nowhere near as expensive as the wedding shoes.

• The sandals are a little less expensive than the sneakers.

  3. Transportation:

• The flight to another country is much longer than the bus tour.

• The flight is way more exciting than the bus tour.

• The flight is by far the most expensive.

I’m absolutely thrilled with my iPhone 13! The battery life is incredible – it easily lasts all day even with heavy use. The camera quality is stunning, especially in low light, and the screen is vibrant and sharp. However, I wish it had a higher refresh rate for smoother scrolling, and the lack of a charger in the box was disappointing. Despite these minor issues, it’s a reliable, powerful phone that exceeds expectations. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking performance and durability. I would give it four stars.

Activities:
The main activity of the project was to collect food at a fruit market in San Luis, Lima. We gathered food that was still in good condition but could not be sold, and delivered it to the community kitchens in Villa María del Triunfo. The project aimed to reduce food waste and provide support to vulnerable communities in need.

Benefits:
The project had numerous positive outcomes. First, it provided much-needed food to families in Villa María del Triunfo. Second, it allowed volunteers to directly contribute to the well-being of the community, fostering a sense of solidarity and collaboration. Finally, the community members were very grateful for the support, and their warm reception was a very rewarding aspect of the project.

Challenges:
One of the main challenges I faced was overcoming the initial discomfort of asking for food donations at the market. At first, I felt uncomfortable approaching the vendors and requesting food, but I soon realized that this was a necessary part of the process to help those in need. Over time, I became more comfortable and focused on the impact of our work.

Conclusion:
I would recommend that similar volunteer projects continue to be carried out, as they have a significant positive impact on both the volunteers and the community. In this way, we also serve by following the example of Jesus. These initiatives bring people together, promote solidarity, and provide much-needed resources to vulnerable groups. The following improvements are recommended: providing more training to volunteers to overcome personal discomforts and improving coordination between volunteers and market vendors to make the process more efficient.

I keep in touch with them by video calls and WhatsApp messages every week.

When was the last time that you congratulated a friend on something? What was it?

I congratulated a friend today because he finally decided to study Business Administration.

When did you persuade somebody to do something? What was it?

Last year, I persuaded my friend to canvass with me.

One of the biggest challenges for me as a theology student is the high expectations the church has for its missionaries and pastors. It requires not only knowledge, but also consistency in what is taught.

2 What is your dream job?

My dream job is to be a pastor and serve God by helping people grow in their faith, find hope, and live according to biblical principles.

3. Four you, is important to have a high-paying job? Why

   For me, having a well-paying job isn't the most important thing. What really matters is doing God's will and serving others. However, having a fair income is important to living a decent life and continuing to support the ministry.

If I could travel anywhere in the world, I would go to Israel. As a theology student, visiting the Holy Land would be a dream come true. I would love to walk through the places where Jesus lived, preached, and performed miracles. It would be an opportunity to connect my studies with real history and strengthen my faith by seeing the Bible come alive.

2. If you were the richest person in the world, what would you do?

If I were the richest person in the world, I would use my resources to help people in need and support the work of God’s mission. I would build schools, hospitals, and churches in poor communities, and create programs to train young people to serve as missionaries. Money can do great things when it is used for God’s glory and to bring hope to others.

3. If you had more free time, what would you do?

If I had more free time, I would dedicate it to reading the Bible and other spiritual books. I would also like to spend time in nature, praying and reflecting on God’s creation. Sometimes, being a student can be very demanding, but having more time for personal devotion would help me grow spiritually and become a better servant of Christ.

4. If you could change anything about your life, what would you change?

If I could change one thing about my life, I would try to manage my time better. It's difficult to balance my studies. I'd like to be more organized and disciplined so I can serve God with more peace and joy.

5. If you were the new President of the Republic, what would you do?

If I were the new President of the Republic, I would promote honesty, justice, and education based on moral and spiritual values. I would fight against corruption and poverty, and support projects that protect families and the environment. I believe that true leadership must be guided by God and focused on serving others, not on personal power.

6. If you could travel back in time, what would you do?

If I could travel back in time, I would go to the time of Jesus to see His ministry with my own eyes. I would love to listen to His sermons, see His compassion, and understand how He treated people. It would be amazing to witness His love and humility, and to learn directly from the Master.

7. If you could change something about your appearance, what would you change?

If I could change anything about my appearance, I think I would improve my character. Sometimes a mistake taints our entire image. For me, the most important thing is character.

8. If you could speak another language (apart from English), which language would you like to speak? Why?

If I could speak a language other than English, I would like to speak Arabic so I can do missionary work in those countries. It would be a great tool to teach and share the Word of God with greater understanding and accuracy.

You must not cheat during exams.

Students are not allowed to smoke inside the campus.

PERMISSION

You may use the library until 9 p.m.

Students can ask the teacher for extra help.

You are allowed to bring your laptop to class.

OBLIGATION

You must attend all lectures.

You’re required to wear a hard hat.

You’re supposed to submit your assignments on time.

Once, when I was the preceptor of the Eduardo Forga residence, I took a photo of a friend with a girl. I didn’t ask for his permission to upload it to the group, and now he’s mad at me.