🎨 ASEZ Mural Painting Project – Spreading Hope Through Art 🌿 Together, we make our city brighter! ✨ In this meaningful activity, ASEZ members joined hands to create a beautiful mural that carries the message of street cleanliness, unity, and harmony. With the warm support of our City Council, this project also embraces the Broken Windows Concept — reminding us that caring for our surroundings begins with small actions that build a cleaner, safer, and more loving community. 💚 Every brushstroke was filled with teamwork and joy, showing how unity can transform even an ordinary wall into a message of hope. Let’s continue to protect our environment and inspire change — one mural, one act of kindness at a time. 🌍

Tomando la delantera en acciones para cuidar nuestro planeta; los líderes de nuestro futuro que son los Jóvenes Universitarios Voluntarios de ASEZ llevaron a cabo el día 07 de Agosto de 2025 un foro ambiental bajo la consigna de 《Foro Cero Plástico 2040》, teniendo como cede la Honorable Legislatura de la Provincia de Córdoba. Con el objetivo de concientizar sobre el problema ambiental de la contaminación del plástico a todos los habitantes de la Provincia, comenzando desde sus representantes; y llegando al mundo entero. En éste importante evento, las organizaciones gubernamentales como La Agencia Córdoba Jóven y La Legislatura de la Provincia de Córdoba, brindaron apoyo constante y activo, reconociendo la importancia del movimiento "《Cero Plástico 2040》". Sumándose a la iniciativa de los jóvenes de Córdoba, participaron 54 invitados y se comprometieron en ser parte de la reducción de la contaminación ambiental desde sus lugares. Cabe destacar que en esta oportunidad nos han acompañado los siguientes invitados especiales: Carignano Carlos Atilio, legislador, Austin Brenda Lis, Vicepresidente de comisión de ambiente y legisladora, Peralta Stella Maris, legisladora y Szpanin Ariela Yanina, legisladora. ASEZ continuará esforzándose para crear un mundo más feliz. El Futuro Comienza Aquí!

ʻOku ʻi ai ha ngaahi siasi ʻe laui mano ʻi he māmani. Ko e hā e meʻa ʻoku ne ʻai ʻa e Siasi ʻo e ʻOtua ke kehe? Ko e Siasi ʻo e ʻOtua՛ ʻoku fokotuʻu ia ʻi ha ngaahi feituʻu ʻe 7,500 ʻi ha ngaahi fonua ʻe 175 ʻi he funga ʻo e māmani. ʻOku՛ ne tauhi ʻa e ʻAho Sāpate՛ mo e Pāsova՛ ʻo fakatatau ki he Tohitapu. ʻOku tui ki he ʻOtua ko e Tamai՛ mo e ʻOtua ko e Faʻee՛. ʻOku ‘oatu ʻe he Siasi ʻa e ʻofa ʻa e faʻee, ʻo fakafou ʻi ha ngaahi ʻekitivitī ngāue tokoni ʻe 20,000 tupu. ʻOku ʻiloa ʻa e Siasi ʻe he ngaahi puleʻanga mo e kau palesiteni ʻi he funga ʻo e māmani. ʻOku tau fie fakafeʻiloaki ʻa e Siasi ʻo e ʻOtua՛, ʻa ia ʻoku liliu mo fakahaofi ʻa e māmani՛ kotoa. 00:00 ko e hā ʻoku ne ʻai ʻa e Siasi ʻo e ʻOtua ke kehe? 00:09 Naʻe Fokotuʻu ʻa e Siasi ʻi he Funga ʻo e Māmani 00:25 Ko e Siasi ʻOku Ngāue ʻo Fakatatau ki he Tohitapu՛ 00:49 Ko e Siasi ʻOku՛ Ne ‘oatu ʻa e ʻOfa ʻa e Faʻee՛ 01:18 Ko e Siasi ʻOku ʻIloa ʻe he Māmani՛

Humugot ng lakas at pag-asa mula sa pagmamahal ng Isang Ina, humigit-kumulang 40 masigasig na boluntaryo ng ASEZ mula sa Pilipinas at South Korea ang nagkaisa nang buong puso at isipan upang isulong ang kaligtasan ng komunidad sa ilalim ng temang: Magkaisa Tungo sa Pagbabawas ng Krimen.Sa makabuluhang inisyatibong ito, nagdala ang mga boluntaryo ng makukulay na mural sa mga pader ng Maayusin Extension, Brgy. San Vicente, Lungsod Quezon noong Enero 19, 2023, na nagpakalat ng makapangyarihang mga mensahe ng pag-asa, pagkakaisa, at positibong pagbabago. Nagsimula ang programa sa mga panimulang pagbati mula kay Kapitan ng Barangay Wilfredo Real, sinundan ng nakakapukaw na talumpati mula kay ASEZ PH Secretary General Jung Kyu-Yong, na nagbigay-inspirasyon sa mga boluntaryo at mga residente na magtulungan para sa mas ligtas na komunidad.Ang makabuluhang gawaing ito ng pagkamalikhain ay nag-uudyok ng positibong epekto—nagpapalaganap ng mabubuting kaisipan at pinatitibay ang ugnayan—na nagtutulak sa sama-samang pagsisikap na bawasan ang krimen at bumuo ng mas ligtas at mas matibay na pamayanan para sa lahat.

In a heartfelt celebration of Earth Day, young adult volunteers from ASEZ WAO, a group affiliated with the World Mission Society Church of God, gathered at Wilson Park in Torrance to sow jasmine along with the seeds of beauty, unity, and hope. With the warmth of spring in the air, approximately 100 volunteers joined hands with Torrance Mayor George Chen and Torrance City Councilmember Asam Sheikh to plant 140 jasmine shrubs throughout the park. The effort wasn’t just about greenery—it was about creating a peaceful haven for the community and supporting local pollinator habitats, one plant at a time. This event was part of ASEZ WAO’s global “Mother’s Forest” project, a visionary initiative aimed at planting one tree for every person on Earth, together with other plants. By doing so, the organization hopes to nurture the planet and promote sustainable environmental stewardship. With laughter and bright smiles, members united in their efforts, spreading their joy like the scent of jasmine itself. Wilson Park is the city’s busiest park and the serenity and beauty of its environment has the potential to positively impact thousands of residents in the community. In bringing together people, nature, and servitude, ASEZ WAO’s Earth Day event beautified Wilson Park and uplifted the community. As the salt and light of the earth, members will continue to do so, until the whole world is beautified and uplifted. 0:27 – ASEZ WAO Event Explanation 0:59 – City of Torrance Elected Officials’ Statements 1:44 – Award Presentation 2:01 – We Love You!

Moʻui mo e ʻĀtakai ʻo e ʻOtua Māfimafi, ko Sīsū mo Kalaisi Ahnsahnghong, ʻa ia Naʻe Haʻu ki he Māmani Naʻe hāʻele mai ʻa e ʻOtua Māfimafi՛ ko e Tamai Taʻengata՛, ki he māmani՛, tutuki, pea kātekina ʻa e manuki, ngaohi kovia, mo e fakatanga mei ha kakai taʻefaʻalaua. Neongo ia, naʻa՛ Ne kātekina fakalongolongo ʻa e ngaahi meʻa՛ ni kotoa koeʻuhi՛ ke Ne lava ʻo maʻu Hono kakai moʻoni՛, fakalelei maʻa ʻenau ngaahi angahala՛ kotoa, pea fakahaofi kinautolu. ʻI he Kuonga ʻo e Laumālie Māʻoniʻoni, ʻoku toe palofisaiʻi ai ʻe Hoko mai ʻa e Ngaahi ʻAho ʻo e Mamahi ʻa Selusalema ko e Faʻē Hēvani ʻI he founga hono fakahaofi ʻo e fānau fakahevani՛ ko Sīsū ʻi Heʻene ʻuluaki hāʻele mai, naʻe haʻele mai ʻa Kalaisi Ahnsahnghong ʻi Heʻene hāʻele ʻangaua mai, pea naʻe haʻu kotoa ʻa e Faʻē Hēvani ko Selusalema ki he māmani ʻi he kakano. Fakatatau ki he palofisai՛, ʻoku kau ʻi he hala ko ʻeni՛ ʻa e ngaahi ʻaho ʻo e mamahi՛, hoko atu ai mo e ngaahi ʻaho ʻo e fiefia՛ ʻi he taimi ʻoku maʻu ai ʻa e nāunau՛. ʻI he laine mo e talaʻofa ko ʻeni՛, ko e nāunau ʻo e ʻOtua ko e Faʻee՛, ʻa ia ʻoku՛ ne tataki he taimi ni ʻa e Siasi ʻo e ʻOtua՛, ʻoku fakahā ia ʻi he funga ʻo e māmani՛. Tali leva ‘e Sīsū kiate kinautolu, Kuo lahi ‘a e ngaahi ngāue lelei kuo u faka‘ali‘ali kiate kimoutolu mei he Tamai; ko e fē ia ‘i he ngaahi ngāue ko ia ‘oku mou fai ke tolongi ai au? Pea tali kiate ia ‘e ha‘a Siu, ‘Oku ‘ikai ko ha ngāue lelei ‘oku mau tolongi ai koe, ka ko e lea fie-‘Otua: ‘osi, ko e tangata koe, ka ‘oku ke lau fola, tokua ko e ‘Otua koe. Sione 10:32–33 ‘E ‘ikai toe ‘alu hifo ho la‘ā, Pea ‘e ‘ikai puli ho māhina. He te ke māma‘aki ‘a Sihova ‘o ta‘engata, Pea kuo kakato ‘a e ngaahi ‘aho ‘o ho‘o tangi. ʻAisea 60:20

Em uma cidade que nunca para, onde o trabalho, os problemas e a correria consomem o dia a dia, no coração do estado de São Paulo, os membros da Igreja de Deus tomam mais uma iniciativa de realizar um serviço voluntário, transformando vidas e ambientes.

炎炎夏日，上帝的教會ASEZ大學生志願服務團於2025年8月17日來到台中大安沙丘，展開一場意義非凡的淨灘活動。在炙熱陽光下，47名青年志工齊聚一堂，秉持著「母親之心」的信念，為守護美麗的海洋生態而努力。 大安沙丘原本是壯麗的自然景觀，卻飽受海洋廢棄物的侵蝕。從塑膠瓶、漁網到各類垃圾，這些汙染物不僅破壞了沙灘的純淨，更嚴重威脅到海洋生物的生存。透過每一次彎腰撿拾，我們不只是清理垃圾，更是用行動實踐環境永續、為地球留下希望。此次活動成果豐碩，共計清出170公斤一般垃圾與30公斤回收垃圾，每位成員都帶著喜悅與成就感，讓我們的家園變得更加乾淨。 這場大安沙丘淨灘行動，是響應ASEZ全球Zero Plastic 2040運動的重要一環。該運動旨在透過「教育 (Talk)」、「行動 (Act)」、「夥伴合作 (Partnership)」三大策略，期盼在2040年前實現「無塑未來」的願景。大學生志工們的參與，不僅展現了青年的社會責任，也讓這場全球性的環保運動在台灣扎根。 我們的信念： 小小的行動，能匯聚成改變世界的力量。這場淨灘不只是一次活動，更是對SDGs（聯合國永續發展目標）的具體實踐，特別是目標14「保育及永續利用海洋與海洋資源」。讓我們一起用實際行動，為海洋保護盡一份心力。