Es ist wichtig, auch in schwierigen Situationen ein dankbares Herz zu haben. Diese Welt ist erfüllt von Murren und Klagen, weil ihr die Hoffnung auf den Himmel fehlt und sie sich nur auf weltliche Dinge konzentriert. AlleMitgliederderGemeindeGottes können als Kinder von GottAhnsahnghong und Gottmutter ein Leben voller Dankbarkeit führen, da sie auf das ewige Himmelreich hoffen, das Gott ihnen gewähren wird.

Jesus setzte mit Brot und Wein das Passa des neuen Bundes ein und gebot, es zu halten. Die Heiligen der Urgemeinde, die heute von vielen Christen verehrt werden, darunter Petrus, Johannes und der Apostel Paulus, feierten auch das Passa des neuen Bundes gemäß seinen Lehren. Aus diesem Grundhalten die Mitglieder der Gemeinde Gottes auf der ganzen Welt das Passa.

Gott selbst hat das Passa während des Auszugs der Israeliten eingeführt und geboten: „Haltetes jedes Jahr!“, und er hat Cherubim eingesetzt, um den Weg zum Baum des Lebens im Garten Eden zu bewachen.Da nur Gott den Weg zum Passa, der Wirklichkeit des Baumes des Lebens, wieder öffnen kann, kam Jesus vor 2.000 Jahren, und Christus Ahnsahnghong kam in den letzten Tagen.

Als Gott, gemäß der Prophezeiung, im Fleisch unter dem Namen „Jesus“ auf diese Erde kam, glaubten die damaligen Israeliten an Gott, aber nicht an Jesus. Ebenso folgen viele Menschen, obwohl Gott gemäß der Prophezeiung als der Geist und die Braut gekommen ist, nicht dem Weg zum Himmelreich, wie er von Christus Ahnsahnghong und Gottmutter gelehrt wird, sondern tun dasselbe wie diejenigen, die Jesus als „Sekte der Nazarener“ verfolgten.

Der Apostel Paulus bezeichnete das Passa, das Jesus predigte, als den neuen Bundund betonte gegenüber den heidnischen Völkern: „Wir müssen das Passa des neuen Bundes halten.“ So wie er sich in der Bibel als Diener des neuen Bundes undDienerdes Evangeliums beschreibt, werden auch die Mitglieder der Gemeinde Gottes zu Dienern des Evangeliums, die den neuen Bund predigen.

What ignites faith and purpose in the hearts of young people within the Church of God? Each year, the Church of God in South Africa brings together young adults from across Africa for a powerful and life-changing youth camp. This vibrant gathering is filled with moments of joy—through games, music, dance—and, above all, deep connection through the Word of God. More than just a camp, it is a space where faith is strengthened and young believers are shaped to become the salt and light of the world. Renewed in spirit and encouraged in purpose, they return to their campuses and workplaces ready to reflect God’s love, live boldly in their faith, and lead by example.

In the heart of Melbourne, a group of university students came together with one mission: to make the city cleaner and safer. ASEZ, the university student volunteer group of the Church of God, believes that small actions—like cleaning up rubbish and reducing plastic waste—can lead to meaningful change. A cleaner environment not only makes cities more beautiful, but also helps raise awareness and reduce crime. Through the Reduce Crime Together Campaign, ASEZ continues to spread unity, love, and responsibility for our shared spaces. [Location Information] Reduce Crime Together Campaign (Cleanup Activity) Date: August 13th, 2023 Location: Parliament Gardens in Melbourne CBD (Central Business District) Key Initiatives Focus: Cleaning up rubbish and making the streets cleaner and more beautiful. Goal: By reducing the plastic waste and garbage in the city, the campaign aims to reduce the level of crime and increase people's awareness.

On 23 November, 2025, ASEZ WAO carried out a clean up event at Carrum Beach in Melbourne in line with the Worldwide Blue Ocean Campaign. Georgina Oxley, the mayor of Kingston City Council attended the event along with the former mayor David Eden to both participate and show support. ASEZ WAO were also presented with a certificate of appreciation from Oxley. ASEZ WAO emphasized that small actions in daily life can lead to big changes for the Earth.

On March 23rd, 2025, members from the Church of God in San Diego and Escondido volunteered together for the 8,642nd Worldwide Cleanup Campaign. They joined with the Public Works Office in Imperial Beach to clean and protect the wildlife habitat. The 150 members along with Mayor Paloma Aguirre, Officer Wbaldo Arellano, and the Imperial Beach Parks and Rec gathered at the Bayshore Bikeway that runs along the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The goal for the clean up consisted of beautifying the Imperial Beach Bikeway area. They removed invasive plants and brush within 80 cubit yards, and picked up trash and debris in the surrounding areas. The efforts of the San Diego volunteers were essential and made a significant impact on their environment. The clean up supports the Blue Carbon Initiative and they aimed to improve the air quality and restore the habitat for the existing plant and animal species. The Bayshore Bikeway is a beloved location by local neighbors and is a protected wildlife habitat. The city of Imperial Beach works to maintain it for the benefit of the local wildlife. Also they do their best to beautify the area as it is a high traffic area for residents and bicyclists. The San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge is home to beautiful wildlife in San Diego Bay. There is a diversity of endangered, threatened, migratory and native species that needs to be safeguarded. Through the event, the members of the Church of God worked together to remove invasive plants that threaten the native species. They were able to collect 10 tons worth of invasive plants and trash. The overall mood of the residents improved as they saw them actively involved in beautifying their community. The Imperial Beach Bayshore Bikeway clean up was highlighted and aired on Fox 5 San Diego. Mayor Aguirre expressed her thanks to the volunteers for continuing to help beautify Imperial Beach. She stated that she will “come out next time and put in elbow grease” with the members too. The Imperial Beach Environmental Officer, Wbaldo Arellano, expressed how the volunteers took care of a large area in such a short period of time. He explained that due to the lack of staff it is difficult to maintain the area. He appreciated the assistance from the members and mentioned that he looks forward to working with us again in the future. The Church of God will continue to support environmental projects that benefit our neighbors in the future. 0:05 – Opening 0:39 – Imperial Beach Cleanup 2:32 – Imperial Beach Officials and Residents Statements 4:35 – We Love You!