By Mikee Natinga Norico

United for a Cause: CPU – COT come together on Do Day, demonstrating their commitment to environmental stewardship and community responsibility.

The Central Philippine University College of Theology (CPU-COT) gathered as one community on September 30, 2024, for its annual Do Day, held at the Celis-Ancheta and Pagsuberon-Cruz Building. With a shared goal of fostering cleanliness and stewardship, students, faculty, and staff worked together to maintain their surroundings.

Dressed in working clothes and equipped with cleaning tools, the participants dedicated their day to tidying up their respective work areas, embodying the value of discipline and responsibility. This year’s Do Day was not just about sprucing up the campus; it represented a deeper commitment to caring for the environment and taking responsibility for the spaces shared by the CPU community.

The Do Day event emphasized CPU-COT’s ongoing commitment to personal hygiene, environmental stewardship, and fostering a culture of discipline. It highlighted the importance of working together as a collective in making a difference for the community and upholding the value of God’s created world.

Through activities like this, the CPU College of Theology continues to inspire its community to lead by example, integrating faith, service, and action to make a meaningful impact.