Lititz Christian School

Ali Davila

Senior

I am going to introduce my friend Ali Davila, the daughter of Angelica and Alberto Davila. She came to Lititz Christian School in 2024 last year; since then, she has been bringing us a lot of joy and inspiring us every day.

She is truly blessed with grace from God; she attends the Family of Christian Church and is part of the worship team. She is really talented in playing the piano and uses it to praise the Lord. She is also in the worship team at Lititz Christian School and sings well.

After high school, her plan is to go to college, and since she is capable of interacting well with others, she plans to major in social work. Currently, her favorite subject is Psychology. She is really interested in digging deeper into how we were created and gaining a deeper understanding of ourselves.

I really admire how she always connects her thoughts to God and thinks in a more mature and thoughtful way than I do.

Ali looks up to her mom. Her mom is a single parent, which is absolutely not easy, even though she always has a smile on her face; she admires everything about her.

Written by: Kotomi Yamanaka

Kotomi Yamanaka

Senior

Kotomi Yamanaka, daughter of Naoyoshi and Megumi Yamanaka, has attended Lititz Christian School since her sophomore year. She is an exchange student from Yokohama Kanagawa, Japan and she loves going to school here in the United States. She loves learning how to write and speak in English, and after high school, she desires to go to Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. In the future, she aspires to be in a position of leadership.

Kotomi enjoys baking desserts like brownies and muffins. She loves animals; her favorite animal is a hedgehog. She finds enjoyment in learning how to play instruments like the piano and guitar. Her favorite classes are public speaking and English because she likes writing and learning grammar. She loves writing about her goals or dreams and her future. Kotomi is also bilingual; she can speak both English and Japanese.

Kotomi feels that her greatest accomplishment is coming to the United States, where she is getting to learn so much about Jesus and American culture. If she could change one thing in the world, it would be the amount of sickness. One of the people she admires most in her life is her mom because she always supports her dreams and loves her so much.

Written by: Ali Davila