📅 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.

Isang makabuluhang araw ng pagtutulungan at malasakit sa kalikasan! 🌿 Ang ASEZ WAO, ang Youth Volunteer Group ng World Mission Society Church of God, ay nagsagawa ng Mother’s Forest Tree Planting Campaign sa Forbes Park, Baguio City. Katuwang ang mga iginagalang na Konsehal ng Lungsod Hon. Vladimir D. Cayabas Hon. Betty Lourdes F. Tabanda Hon. Leandro B. Yangot Jr. Yuri Weygan Nagkaisa ang lahat sa makapangyarihang panawagan: ✨ “Sabay-sabay nating iligtas ang Mundo!” ✨ Ang proyektong ito ay hindi lang tungkol sa pagtatanim ng puno, kundi tungkol sa pagpapanibago ng pag-asa, pagtutulungan ng komunidad, at pagmamahal ng isang ina na walang hanggan.

75 volunteers from across the Newport News, VA community came together on Sunday to recover 45 bags of trash and litter around Greenwich Rd. and I-264. The project completely transformed what used to be a cluttered landscape into a cleaner environment. Thanks to Councilmen David Hutcheson and Michael Berlucchi for their support of this initiative.

하나님의 교회 새노래와 《엘로히스트》 9월호를 함께 감상하며 마음을 가다듬고, 우리의 기도를 들으시는 하나님의 사랑을 느껴보세요. 타인의 축복을 구하는, 아름다운 손. 00:00 Only Thanks 03:48 Heavenly Father Ahnsahnghong 07:16 With These Little Lips of Mine 10:58 Father, Let Me Endure 14:08 Forever, I Will Long for Jerusalem

On Sunday, June 22, 2025, the World Mission Society Church of God hosted a remarkable community outreach event in Riverside, California, providing free haircuts, entertainment, and support services for local families. Volunteers, community members, and guests gathered for a heartwarming day of service, unity, and love. The event began with morning setup and preparation as volunteers worked together to create a welcoming environment for all attendees. Shortly after, the day kicked off with free haircut services, live musical performances, and fun games for children and families—creating a joyful atmosphere filled with laughter and connection. Throughout the morning, guests enjoyed uplifting music, fellowship, and a sense of community. Volunteers expressed their sincere appreciation for the opportunity to give back, sharing how their efforts were inspired by the teachings of Heavenly Father and Mother to serve with humility and compassion. As the event drew to a close, all participants gathered for a commemorative group photo followed by a shared meal to celebrate the day’s success. The sense of unity and purpose was deeply felt among everyone who attended. This community haircut event reflected the World Mission Society Church of God’s ongoing commitment to serving local neighborhoods through acts of kindness and care. By offering time, talent, and love, volunteers brought warmth and comfort to all who came, glorifying God through sincere service.