Congratulations Carla
Carla Peralejo Bonifacio (left) our daughter in law just graduated from University yesterday.
What an amazing girl the Lord has given our son Joeseph. God indeed answers prayers. Often in ways we can't explain.
Here's her short story. Carla was a child actress. At the peak of her career it became obvious that with her prolific acting career school work was just impossible to handle. Though she always had a love for learning, studies took a back seat. Not only did she not have a college degree, she did not even have a high-school diploma.
After having her encounter with Jesus, Carla decided she was going back to school. She took a placement test and passed it. This allowed her to go straight to university. She then took the entrance exams in 2007 at Ateneo and passed it too.
The reason for her delay in graduating was two years ago she married Joseph. Here's the video of the wedding.
Yesterday Carla completed a degree in BA in Literature with honors at the Ateneo de Manila University. Congratulations Carla, you're amazing. We're so proud of you, like Rebekah you are God's best for Joe!
"Before he had finished praying, Rebekah came out with her jar on her shoulder. She was the daughter of Bethuel son of Milkah, who was the wife of Abraham’s brother Nahor." Genesis 24:15
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