On March 25, 2025, the World Mission Society Church of God in Oklahoma City hosted the 1575th Worldwide Blood Drive to Give Life through the Love of the Passover. In partnership with Our Blood Institute, the event aimed to help alleviate Oklahoma’s urgent blood shortage. More than 180 guests attended, including notable community leaders such as State Senator Nikki Nice, State Representative Ellen Pogemiller, UNA-USA OKC President Melody Derksen, OKCPD Master Sergeant Robert Skalla, and Miss Mundo Latina Oklahoma, Suseth Mejia. Through their collective efforts, 91 pints of blood were donated—enough to potentially save 273 lives. The Church received commendations from Governor Kevin Stitt, Mayor David Holt, and State Representatives Ellyn Hefner and Arturo Alonso for their continued dedication to humanitarian service. The event was also featured on News 9’s “The Porch.” This blood drive not only helped replenish the state’s critical blood supply, but also united the community in a shared mission of love, sacrifice, and service. By coming together to give the gift of life, volunteers and donors alike made a lasting impact—one that brings hope and healing to patients and families across Oklahoma.

We invite you to take a step toward ending plastic pollution. ASEZWAO is an international volunteer service group that consists of the Church of God young adult workers from 7,500 churches in 175 countries. Plastics are convenient in our daily life, but it has become a major threat to the health of ecosystem of the earth and humankind. Through “ASEZ WAO Global Forum 2040 Plastic-Free”, we try to deliver a message that we must end plastic pollution by 2040 by raising awareness. Let’s reduce plastic together and build a sustainable future!

The 1678th Worldwide Blood Drive to 'Give Life Through the Love of the Passover' in Waverley, Johannesburg, held by The World Mission Society Church of God. The drive has been held in partnership with the South African National Blood Services (SANBS) and Ward 74 Councillor Belinda Kayser-Echeozonjoku. On Youth Day, June 16, the Church of God volunteers, their families and neighbours gathered for the blood drive. The Waverley Sports Club donated its facility for the blood drive, and a total of 59 donors donated blood, including the Ward Councillor and Member of Parliament Bridget Masango. The organisation says it was an effort to provide blood products to numerous patients in need, including terminally ill women who had complications at childbirth, road accidents, scheduled operations, pediatric cases, etc. The event, carried out during Worldwide Blood Donor Month, also aligned with the SANBS' National Blood Donor Month (NBMD) 2025 campaign that celebrates the life-changing impact of blood donors and the powerful message of community, compassion and solidarity that underpins every donation, says World Mission Society Church of God. The World Mission Society Church of God concludes that the blood drive is a global event that has been actively taking place not only in South Africa but also around the world for twenty years. For more information, visit watv.org.

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Join ASEZ WAO volunteers in this inspiring video showcasing their passionate efforts during the Himalayan Balsam removal activity at Reddish Vale Country Park! This service project was more than just clearing weeds; it was a meaningful time dedicated to protecting the local ecosystem and helping more people enjoy the beauty of nature. Participants found the work surprisingly easy and enjoyable, collaborating in a bright atmosphere as they continued their service. Daryll, the Countryside Officer for Stockport Council, explained that Himalayan Balsam is an invasive species threatening native plants, emphasizing the importance of this activity. Furthermore, the Mayor expressed deep gratitude for ASEZ WAO's efforts to make the world a better place, reminding us once again that small actions can lead to significant change. Witness how everyone's dedicated efforts made Reddish Vale cleaner and more beautiful. WMSCOG and ASEZ WAO will continue their volunteer activities for the community and environment in the future. 00:27 - Interview of Mayor of Stockport 01:12 - Interview of Countryside Officer of Stockport 01:58 - ASEZ WAO Volunteer’s Interview 02:20 - ASEZ WAO Volunteer’s Interview 02:40 - Before and After 03:05 - ASEZ WAO Volunteer’s Interview 03:26 - Wa~

Limpeza Ambiental no Parque Ecológico do Recanto das Emas no Distrito Federal. O ASEZ WAO voluntariado dos jovens trabalhadores da Igreja de Deus realizou a Limpeza Ambiental no Parque Ecológico do Recanto das Emas, uma região administrativa do Distrito Federal. A Limpeza Ambiental faz parte do Projeto que visa Proteger o Ecossistema Terrestre, desta vez com uma ação prática. Os voluntários da Igreja de Deus apresentaram as atividades do ASEZ WAO ao administrador da cidade e recolheram a assinatura de apoio às atividades do grupo. Além de apoiar as atividades dos jovens, o administrador da cidade também lhes premiou com um Certificado de Agradecimento.

University students from the Church of God stepped forward to clean up the Hennops River in Gauteng Province. About 100 people, including ASEZ members, participated and collected about 5,000kg of trash. The Hennops River is becoming a ‘river of disease and death,’ threatening not only the aquatic ecosystem but also human health. Pollution levels were always high due to the inflow of agricultural and domestic water, but recent flooding has caused various trash and waste to flow into the river, causing green algae. On the 9th, about 100 people, including members of the international volunteer organization ASEZ, seniors and juniors, and their families, participated in the ‘Plastic Pollution Beach and River Cleanup Activity Around the World’ to clean up the area and protect the ecosystem and were welcomed by the local community. This activity is part of the ‘Zero Plastic 2040’ campaign that ASEZ is carrying out to solve the global issue of plastic. ASEZ is a university student volunteer group of the World Mission Society Church of God (Chairman Pastor Kim Joo-cheol, hereinafter referred to as the Church of God). The group name contains the meaning of ‘Save the Earth from A to Z.’ University student members from around the world are carrying out various volunteer activities such as climate change response activities, crime prevention activities, and disaster relief activities for the happiness of humanity.

El 13 de febrero de 2025, más de 200 jóvenes voluntarios de ASEZ hicieron una pausa en sus exigentes horarios universitarios y se reunieron en la playa Agua Dulce, impulsados por el amor de la Madre celestial. ¿Su misión? Transformar la costa limeña con el Proyecto Océano Azul. En alianza con el Ministerio del Ambiente, el Colegio de Ingenieros del Perú y la Municipalidad de Lima, llevaron a cabo una jornada de limpieza llena de energía, conciencia y esperanza. Se recolectaron kilos de desechos plásticos, sumando un esfuerzo real hacia la visión de Cero Plásticos 2040. El compromiso fue tan impactante, que ASEZ recibió un reconocimiento oficial por su dedicación constante al cuidado del planeta. Este evento no solo limpió una playa, encendió la voluntad de una generación decidida a proteger la Tierra con amor, unidad y acción.

Câmara dos Deputados realiza Sessão Solene em Homenagem a Igreja de Deus Sociedade Missionária Mundial. No mundo inteiro os membros da Igreja de Deus estão dando passos esperançosos para compartilhar o amor de Deus e para levar esperança aos seus vizinhos e à sociedade. Os serviços voluntários da Igreja de Deus têm sido elogiados e honrados em todo o mundo, inclusive no Brasil através de uma Sessão Solene na Câmara dos Deputados. A Sessão Solene foi solicitada pelo Deputado Federal Reginaldo Veras. O Deputado é um conselheiro do ASEZ, o voluntariado dos jovens universitários da Igreja de Deus. Durante o evento o Deputado disse: "Quando a gente cuida do meio ambiente, quando a gente cuida do próximo, a gente tá cuidando da obra de Deus, que é a terra, que são as pessoas. E é claro que tudo isso a gente tem que propagar, como vocês da igreja de Deus fazem mundo afora." Na Sessão Solene realizada na Câmara dos Deputados realizada no dia 19 de fevereiro de 2025, estiveram presentes cerca de 200 pessoas. O evento contou com a transmissão do vídeo de apresentação da Igreja de Deus e com discursos de representantes da Igreja de Deus, do ASEZ, ASEZ WAO e ASEZ STAR. Após os discursos os participantes do evento também puderam desfrutar de apresentações dos quartetos feminino e masculino da Igreja de Deus e também de uma dança de leques - dança tradicional da Coreia do Sul.

On March 25, 2025, the World Mission Society Church of God in Oklahoma City hosted the 1575th Worldwide Blood Drive to Give Life through the Love of the Passover. In partnership with Our Blood Institute, the event aimed to help alleviate Oklahoma’s urgent blood shortage. More than 180 guests attended, including notable community leaders such as State Senator Nikki Nice, State Representative Ellen Pogemiller, UNA-USA OKC President Melody Derksen, OKCPD Master Sergeant Robert Skalla, and Miss Mundo Latina Oklahoma, Suseth Mejia. Through their collective efforts, 91 pints of blood were donated—enough to potentially save 273 lives. The Church received commendations from Governor Kevin Stitt, Mayor David Holt, and State Representatives Ellyn Hefner and Arturo Alonso for their continued dedication to humanitarian service. The event was also featured on News 9’s “The Porch.” This blood drive not only helped replenish the state’s critical blood supply, but also united the community in a shared mission of love, sacrifice, and service. By coming together to give the gift of life, volunteers and donors alike made a lasting impact—one that brings hope and healing to patients and families across Oklahoma.