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Bernice CYUZUZO
CGF’s President
GGAST
cyuzuzo.ber@gmail.com

08/04/2025

Subject: Recommendation letter for Darlene CYIZERE RWAMBUKA.

Dear school administration,

It is with great pleasure that I, a great friend of Cyizere Rwambuka Darlene, recommend her strongly to your institution. As a classmate for the past three years and her peer leader within the church's drama team, CGF, I... have witnessed such robust personal and spiritual growth in Rwambuka.

When we both joined Gashora at our advanced level, many surprises came to us—having different backgrounds contrasted our thoughts. For Darlene, it was apparent. She had such a strong character that it brought her to the spotlight compared to the rest of her promotion. She was the kind of girl you did not want to get on her bad side but still enjoyed her company. She was the girl who sincerely cared for her friends but did things in her unique way that, if misunderstood, would have been interpreted as intolerant. But either way, her great devotion to God was undeniable, but in her own ways. It then hinted at the great potential she had within her.

But as we joined our senior class, a different Darlene entered the gates. A quiet lady replaced the usually boisterous Darlene we knew. At first, I was concerned, thinking that maybe something had happened that she was getting depressed. But to my surprise, the Holy Spirit was working within her. During that time, she was learning more about God's character, and His presence felt heavy upon her. Every time I spoke with her then, she asked questions of someone who felt tired of her old self but eager to be a better person. All she wanted then was to get far from what reduced her closeness with God and invest more in personal moments with God.

This transformation was not only in words but also became evident to everyone through her actions. Darlene was now such a sweet soul that she started displaying genuine sincerity. Empathy was clear in her decisions, as she always put anyone above herself. Her happiness meant nothing if everyone wasn't involved. Like decisions made in class, she considered how it would affect everyone before herself. Moreover, attending Church services early became a need in her life. It was such a giant step in her life; she used to think it did not matter how you prayed as the value of fellowship was unclear to her. The change also showed me her growing understanding of the community's value.

Shortly after, the active Darlene returned with a different purpose and perspective. The usual eagerness to participate we knew about her was now focused on the church. The big heart she put into learning and applying the Bible and spreading it among everyone she knows amazed me. She moved on to applying for leadership roles at school, where she became a Sports Prefect. She ruled with integrity and love, that everyone at school respected her.

The giant step did not stop there; later on, Darlene submitted her letter asking to join the Chosen Generation Family, the protestant church's drama team. This letter is not a mere application letter but words showing genuine willingness and commitment to the work of God. As CGF's president, the moment I read her letter, great joy filled my heart. The way she could put into words what she had been through that pushed her to make such a big decision of worshiping God through dance, regardless of the extra time and effort it would take her, significantly moved me. She ended up being one who inspired many to use their talents to glorify God through the love she portrayed and the words she shared.

To conclude, Darlene's spiritual journey is a testament to her ability to grow and bring positive change. Her blossoming into such an empathetic, compassionate, and dedicated individual has enlightened many. Her values and the many lessons she learns and applies would make her an admirable addition to your school community. The light within her would enrich and uplift her peers and add value to your environment, if you consider her.

If any more information is needed, please let me know.

Sincerely,
Bernice CYUZUZO
CGF’s president

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