In the peaceful countryside of Farnham, ASEZ WAO volunteers joined forces with the dedicated growers of Farnham Community Farm—planting, weeding, composting, and learning side by side. Across three heartfelt visits, volunteers discovered the rhythms of sustainable farming, built meaningful connections, and experienced firsthand the impact of community supported agriculture. From their first guided tour through the fields to the hands on work that followed, each moment deepened their appreciation for the land and the people who care for it. As the seasons shifted, so did the volunteers’ roles—returning to maintain crops, clear pathways, enrich the soil, and even build a Wendy house for visiting children. What began as simple acts of service grew into a shared story of teamwork, joy, and commitment to helping the community thrive. This video captures that journey: three visits, countless smiles, and a harvest of connection that will continue to grow.

El 08 de enero de 2026, la ABIU (Academia Bíblica Internacional para Universitarios) en el Perú presentó su visión nacional en la sede principal de la Asociación del Perú, en la Iglesia de Dios de Faucett. Inspirados por el Padre y la Madre celestiales, los jóvenes universitarios asumieron el compromiso de defender la verdad, salvar a los universitarios y alumbrar la gloria de Dios Elohim en todos los campus del país. ✨ Este evento marcó el inicio de una nueva etapa: una generación que busca transformar la vida universitaria con fe, esperanza y acción. 🌍

Neste dia, com a benção do Pai e da Mãe celestiais os membros da igreja de Deus realizam uma ação social na comunidade Beira do Mangue, trazendo alegria e conforto não só às crianças e aos moradores da comunidade como também a toda a vizinhança.

No dia 22 de outubro de 2025, os jovens do ASEZ, voluntariado universitário da Igreja de Deus Sociedade Missionária Mundial, realizaram o Fórum Plástico Zero 2040 no Congresso Nacional do Brasil. O evento foi voltado à conscientização e mobilização da sociedade para a redução do uso de plásticos descartáveis e para a construção de um futuro mais sustentável. O Fórum foi aberto pelo Deputado Federal Reginaldo Veras e contou também com a participação do Vice-presidente da Comissão de Meio Ambiente da Câmara, o Deputado Federal Nilto Tatto. Além dos parlamentares, participaram representantes do Ministério do Meio Ambiente, do Serviço de Limpeza Urbana do Distrito Federal e professores da Universidade de Brasília. Ao reunir autoridades, especialistas, estudantes e membros da comunidade, os jovens do ASEZ promoveram um espaço de diálogo sobre soluções práticas, políticas públicas e o papel de cada cidadão na transição para uma economia mais responsável e ambientalmente consciente. A campanha Plástico Zero 2040 tem como objetivo promover mudanças reais por meio da educação ambiental, parcerias institucionais e ações voluntárias, reforçando que pequenas atitudes individuais podem gerar grandes transformações coletivas. Juntos, estamos construindo um futuro com menos plástico e mais responsabilidade.

Halos 80 ang nagkaisa sa IKA-9160 Kampanya ng Paglilinis! 🌟 Brgy. Pinagkaisahan, Cubao, nagpakitang-gilas sa pagtutulungan para sa malinis, ligtas, at maayos na kapaligiran! 🧹💚 Sa pangunguna ng ASEZ WAO at espesyal na panauhin na si Graziella C. Saab, ipinakita ng halos 80 kalahok na kapag nagkakaisa, kayang gawing mas maganda at mas ligtas ang barangay para sa lahat. 🌿✨ Hindi lang basta paglilinis, layunin din ng kampanyang ito na palakasin ang kamalayan sa pangangalaga ng kapaligiran, kaligtasan, at kaayusan sa komunidad. Sama-sama, bawat basura ay napupuksa, bawat kalsada ay nagiging maayos, at bawat ngiti ay nagpapakita ng malasakit sa paligid at kapwa. 😄💪 Kaya tara, sama-sama tayong gumawa ng pagbabago! Mas malinis, mas ligtas, at mas masaya. Brgy. Pinagkaisahan, we did it!

On December 7,2025, 25 ASEZ WAO volunteers planted 20 trees at Eldyn Lyon Park in Bethany, Oklahoma, a suburb of Okahoma City. Representative Tammy West, Majority Whip of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, presented ASEZ WAO with a Citation, commending their efforts. City Councilwoman Kathy Larsen joined the event, praising their dedication and passion.

On Sunday December 21st, 2025, churches from southern California held a concert in Los Angeles to honor veterans, active military, and first responders. The concert celebrated our America’s Heroes, honoring their sacrifice and giving encouragement for their dedication the country and their neighbors. The Celebrating America’s Heroes concert was held in the Harmony Gold Theater located in Los Angeles. The theater was at capacity with 300 attendees filled with church of God members and over 120 guests. The event commenced, an introduction video of the World Mission Society Church of God was shown to all the attendees. Then Pastor Miquel who is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, gave an opening address filled with inspiring and encouraging words. The hosts for the night were Razel and Raquon, and they expressed their appreciation to all the guests. They hosts joyfully introduced each performance of the Southwest Region choir and orchestra. The performances began with a quartet performing the Star Spangled Banner and Amazing Grace, which brought comfort, hope, and grace to the audience. The orchestra then played graceful sounds of Merry-Go-Round of Life, reminding the guests to find beauty in motion, and meaning in the moments that refuse to stand still. The full choir then came out to sing Go the Distance, from the Disney film Hercules, The performance expressed perseverance, hope, and the heart that will always guide us home. Afterwards they sang Goin’ Home which captured the desire for rest, belonging, and the place we call home. The male duet with a full male choir the sang acapella of Nearer, My God, to Thee. The song conveyed universal longing to draw closer to God, to find comfort in His presence, and to seek guidance and peace even in life’s most challenging moments. The female quartet and female choir then sang You Raise Me Up. Through this performance, the audience felt the power of encouragement, faith, and the love to lift each other up when we feel we cannot stand on our own. Afterwards, the male octet performed American Medley, which reflect the spirit and history of our nation. The performance reminded the everyone who attended of who we are, and who we aspire to be. The next performance was the male and female octet with the the choir as they joyfully performed Amigos Para Siempre, which means “Friends Forever”. The song expressed the bonds of friendship, the joy of connection, and the memories that stay with us forever. Lastly, the event closed out with God Bless the USA, as the male quartet, choir, and orchestra performed with American pride. The performance reminded the audience that no matter where we go, or what challenges we face, there is no place like the land we call home. Through the gracious event, many in attendance learned about the World Mission Society Church of God and their efforts and support for the community, the country, and the world. The glory of God Elohim shined bright through the concert as the members of the church of God worked in unity to make this event honorable. The World Mission Society Church of God will continue to support America’s Heroes through more future event concerts, community volunteer services events, and more.

October 1, 2025 marked the beginning of the longest government shut down in US history: 43 days. Local food banks reported surges in need as federal workers missed paychecks and low-income families faced potential delays in benefit distribution. To support neighbors in need, members of the World Mission Society Church of God coordinated multiple food drive efforts, including, 1. Setting up food donation boxes at many of their workplaces for 1 week 2. Holding 2 food drives simultaneously on Sunday November 23, 2025 at both Sweis Foods and CashSaver All food items were delivered to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, where they were received by the Food Banks CEO, Stacy Dykstra.

On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, the members of the World Mission Society Church of God in Torrance, CA were invited to City Hall to attend the biweekly city council meeting and receive a special recognition from Mayor George Chen. The council meeting was streamed live online on the city’s official YouTube channel “Torrance Citicable,” and attended by over 100 people, including 20 of the Torrance church members. At the beginning of the meeting, the City Council recognized groups that provided a significant contribution to the city and its residents. Mayor George Chen said, “The volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God have consistently stepped up to support our parks and community gardens.” He continued, “What stood out the most was not just the hard work they did, but how they did it. They brought cheerfulness, energy, and smiles. They complete tasks with a spirit of generosity that reflects their faith. On behalf of the City of Torrance, I want to thank the volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God for their commitment and selfless service in helping keep Torrance beautiful. We are truly grateful for all that you do.” This recognition came after 10 years of partnership between the Church of God and the City of Torrance. During that time, the Church of God has conducted dozens of environmental cleanup campaigns and volunteer service events at several parks across the city. Beginning with painting the fence surrounding Madrona Marsh back in 2015, and most recently renovating the community gardens at Columbia Park, the Church of God in Torrance, in collaboration with its neighboring churches such as Los Angeles, Orange County, Las Vegas, Riverside, and Cerritos, has racked up thousands of volunteer hours to support the City of Torrance and its residents. Volunteers are always greeted warmly by the community whenever they host an event. After a brief address from the local Overseer, the members who were in attendance joined the city council for a group photo and their trademark “We love you!” cheer. The Church of God in Torrance will continue to demonstrate the love of Christ through its heartfelt volunteer services, not only within the City of Torrance, but all across the South Bay of Los Angeles, wherever a helping hand is needed to uplift the community.