On Sunday, December 7th 2025, Church of God hosted yet another united blood drive, alongside continued partnership from the Central California Blood Center.
ASEZ WAO volunteers, composed of young adult workers from the World Mission Society Church of God, gathered at Harveston Lake in Temecula, California, on December
As part of the “Mother’s Forest” campaign, the ASEZ WAO volunteers worked diligently to carry out “Simms Park Enrichment” activity in the city of Bellflower.
On Sunday, November 16, the World Mission Society Church of God in Fresno, CA, held a park and street cleanup to beautify area around Fink White Park.
The Leaders for a Better Tomorrow 2025 Leadership Forum aimed to build partnerships, strengthen community relations, and raise awareness of the UN SDGs.
The initiative to carry out the Ala Wai Community Park cleanup was a part of ASEZ WAO’s Green Earth campaign which pledges to clean streets and parks and protect the world’s ecosystems.
The goal of collecting a record-breaking amount of food was set to support local military families who were impacted by the government shutdown.
The event aimed to raise awareness of bullying and other forms of school violence while promoting the Shoulder-to-Shoulder Campaign, an initiative focused on fostering empathy, unity, and positive peer relationships among students. The forum welcomed teachers, friends, and ASEZ STAR members.
The plots at Columbia Park offer residents a unique chance to grow their own fresh produce. Due to a staff shortage, several sections had fallen into neglect. ASEZ WAO volunteers worked diligently to remove invasive growth, transforming the area into a place once again ready to serve the community!