The International Military Bible Academy (IMBA) is stepping up to combat food insecurity among our veterans and military families. IMBA believes in supporting those who've sacrificed for our freedom. This event highlights our latest initiative: a massive food drive dedicated to providing essential nourishment to veterans and their families facing food insecurity. We're working to collect non-perishable goods, like canned chicken, tuna, beans, cereal, rice, and more, all to be distributed to local food banks serving our military community. Aiming to collect food to support those who served our nation. As part of the World Mission Society Church of God, IMBA regularly organizes community events, driven by a mission to share God's love and be the salt and light of the world.

On Sunday, August 31, 2025, ASEZ WAO, an international volunteer service group that consists of young adult workers from the World Mission Society Church of God, partnered with the office Long Beach Councilwoman Cindy Allen to conduct the 8,914th Worldwide Cleanup Campaign at Bixby Park. As one of the key green spaces in a city that has a population of nearly half a million, the park is frequently visited and heavily used. As such, trash and debris accumulated all over the park and surrounding streets and neighborhoods. Since Bixby Park and the adjacent beach will be the site of various events during the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympics, the City of Long Beach identified the park as an important project site for litter abatement, beautification, and volunteer involvement. Residents deeply appreciated the efforts of the ASEZ WAO volunteers. Councilwoman Allen emphasized that it was one of the biggest cleanups the area had ever seen. She also presented ASEZ WAO and the World Mission Society Church of God with a certificate of recognition during her commencement address to the volunteers. The volunteers were comprised of young adult workers from local churches in Orange County, Cerritos, Torrance, and Temecula. Some came from even as far Arizona, Illinois, and Wisconsin to participate. They worked together for the united purpose of providing a cleaner, safer, and happier environment for the families and residents who enjoy the park regularly. Long Beach resident and Deputy Chief of Police Randy Allen also joined the cleanup and repeatedly expressed his appreciation to the volunteers. By the end of the event, hundreds of bags of trash were collected and the aesthetics of the park was noticeably improved. ASEZ WAO will continue partnering with local communities to ensure its Green Earth initiatives are fully realized all over the world.

On December 7th, 2025, members from the World Mission Society Church of God in Fresno, California came together to host a community blood drive in partnership with the Central California Blood Center. Members from neighboring churches in San Francisco, Sacramento, and Bakersfield also joined in unity to support the event. This event marked the 1,743rd Worldwide Blood Drive to Give Life Through the Love of the Passover. Approximately 250 attendees gathered in Fresno to participate in the blood drive alongside medical staff and volunteers. The goal of the event was to help meet the urgent need for blood donations and support patients across California’s Central Valley. Through the generosity and cooperation of all participants, a total of 116 pints of blood were collected, helping to save up to 348 lives. In addition to donating blood, members of the Church of God uplifted attendees through various performances, including singing, choir presentations, and group dance performances. These performances created a warm and encouraging atmosphere, helping donors feel appreciated and supported throughout the event. Terry Sananikone, a territory representative from the Central California Blood Center, shared “Today you are making a huge impact, saving up to three lives per donation and providing blood to patients here in the Valley.” Her words highlighted the significance of each donation and the lasting impact it has on local hospitals and patients. Blood drives play a critical role in supporting individuals facing emergencies, surgeries, cancer treatments, and chronic illnesses. Through this event, the Church of God demonstrated compassion, unity, and a commitment to saving lives by serving the Fresno community and surrounding areas. The event left a positive impression on attendees and organizers alike, as many expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to such a meaningful cause. By working together, the volunteers and donors helped spread hope and provide lifesaving support to those in need throughout the Central Valley.

El 30 de noviembre de 2025, la Orquesta PhiloSe de la Iglesia de Dios Sociedad Misionera Mundial (IDDSMM) ofreció el concierto especial “El sonido de la Pascua” en La Molina 🌍. Uno de los momentos más memorables fue la interpretación de la obra peruana “El cóndor pasa” 🎼, que evocó la grandeza de los Andes y transmitió un mensaje de libertad, esperanza y unión. ✨ A través de esta pieza, la orquesta no solo compartió música, sino también la riqueza cultural del Perú, recordando que la gracia y el amor de Dios Padre y Dios Madre se manifiestan en cada nota que inspira vida y fe. La Orquesta PhiloSe se esfuerza por llevar el mensaje de Dios Elohim mediante la música, fortaleciendo corazones y sembrando esperanza en todo el país.