Elijah is a representative figure in the Bible. He relied on God and was empowered, yet even he experienced moments of weakness and helplessness. Once, after he executed judgment on the wicked according to God's law, he angered Queen Jezebel, the wife of King Ahab of Israel, who then sent people to hunt him down. Upon hearing the news, Elijah, unlike his earlier courageous self, fled in panic and despair. He felt hopeless and even prayed for death under a broom tree. However, in this moment of weakness, God's healing and restoring love reached him.

Every student experiences moments of weakness and difficulty, and we hope the Wellness Club can serve as that broom tree, providing shelter and support for those in need.

Unifying the school in support of mental health

We envision the Wellness Club as a gathering of students who care about mental and physical health, combining their talents and wisdom to design and organize activities that promote well-being. Our aim is to enhance students' awareness of mental and physical health, helping them build emotional support networks to improve their mental health. At the same time, we hope the leaders of the Wellness Club can set an example by prioritizing their own mental health, inspiring other students to follow suit.