At the Church of God in Singapore, members keep the truth of the new covenant, gather regularly for Bible studies, worship services and fellowship activities, where we experience the love and unity of our spiritual family. In addition to deepening our faith, we actively serve the community through initiatives like blood drives, environmental cleanups and outreach programmes. Recognised by local and national agencies for their dedication, our members serve with sincerity and compassion, sharing God’s love and the hope for the Kingdom of Heaven. Considerate, Compassionate, and Joyful. We are the Church of God.

Amazing grace how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me I once was lost but now I am found Was blind but now I see ‘Twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved How precious is that grace appear the hour I first believed Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already come ‘Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far and grace will lead me home When we’ve been here ten thousand years Bright shining as the sun, We’ve no less days to sing God’s praise Than when we first begun 00:00 Children's solo 01:02 Suffering children 02:43 Busking along the Hudson River in NYC 04:13 Child Relief Activities 04:53 Children's wishes 05:38 Busking along the Hudson River in NYC 07:08 Delighted children

🌍 Un momento histórico para el medio ambiente en el Perú 🌍 El 1 de septiembre de 2025, en conmemoración del Día del Árbol, los jóvenes voluntarios de ASEZ WAO plantaron árboles en Villa María del Triunfo, en las Lomas de Ticlio Chico, marcando el inicio de un proyecto único: ✨ La inauguración de la primera placa oficial del Bosque de la Madre. 🤝 Este logro fue posible gracias a la alianza con el Ministerio del Ambiente (MINAM), SERFOR, autoridades judiciales, congresistas y personalidades como el actor Gerardo Zamora. 💛 Todo inspirado en el corazón de la Madre celestial, quien desea que el mundo entero viva en paz y armonía con la creación. 📌 Miren este video, compártanlo e inspírense para unirse a la misión de plantar esperanza y cuidar nuestro planeta.

📅 Held on Monday, July 28, 2025 | 📍 Western Cape Provincial Parliament In a powerful step toward a sustainable future, ASEZ WAO joined hands with local churches in Cape Town to host the Zero Plastic 2040 Forum — an inspiring event aimed at raising awareness and mobilizing action against plastic pollution. The Zero Plastic 2040 initiative by ASEZ WAO challenges individuals and communities to reduce plastic use in their daily lives and embrace sustainable habits. The ultimate goal? A plastic-free world by the year 2040 — in line with the United Nations' vision and global environmental efforts. Nearly 100 guests gathered at the Western Cape Provincial Parliament for this impactful forum, where the conversation centered around the urgent need to tackle plastic waste and its devastating effects on our oceans, waterways, and ecosystems. 🎤 Key Highlights from the Event: • In-depth talks on microplastics and their environmental impact • Practical solutions and strategies for reducing plastic waste • Perspectives from academic experts, education leaders, and government officials 👥 Distinguished Guest Speakers included: • Saliem Hadier – Director of Waste Management • Professor Schenck – University of the Western Cape • Pamela Nxumalo – Dept. of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment • Abraham Avenant – CEO: CRDC • Estelle van der Merwe – OCEAN Network • Imtiaaz Hashim – Managing Partner, BDO • Dr. Nikiwe Momoti – University of the Western Cape • Lance McBain-Charles – Dept. of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning Each speaker shared powerful insights, urging individuals, communities, and policymakers to act decisively in reducing plastic consumption and protecting our natural world. This forum wasn't just an event — it was a call to action. Join us as we take steps toward Zero Plastic by 2040. Together, through small but meaningful daily efforts, we can create a cleaner, healthier planet for future generations.