[Germany ] Small Church, Big Results

A small church participates in various activities

 

[Photo] Laura Rein, a Church of God member,donates blood with the help of Eric Lehmann / Photo by Wecher

Wilmersdorf. If the members of the World Mission Society Church of God call to action in Wexstrasse 27, it leads to a worldwide activity.

So will it be on March 11, when an environmental clean-up action will take place in as many as 1,900 cities in more than 150 countries around the world. While the clean-up campaign was carried out around the Federal Court in Berlin last year, the area near the Rotes Rathaus (Red City Hall) will be cleaned up this year. If you want to participate in this campaign, you can come to the Station Hackescher Markt by1:00 PM

Also, the World Mission Society Church of God has been engaged in blood donations from all over the world. The Church of God in Wilmersdorf conducted its first blood drive in Germany.

On January 30, about 60 citizens responded to the campaign and donated blood at the Haema Blood Donation Center. This Church plans to repeat this activity in April by following the appeal of DanielBahr, the Minister of Health of the Federal Republic of Germany and member of the Free Democratic Party (FDP), who has called for blood donations.

Deacon Julian George explained the blood donation metaphysically saying: “Jesus Christ gave eternal life through the blood on the cross 2,000 years ago. We can give life to other people by donating blood.”
 

The blood drive, which was conducted in front of the blood donation center in the evening of this day, attracted the attention of many passers-by and some of them like Wilhelm Gebelein joined the campaign voluntarily.

 

Pastor Byeongho Lee personally gave thanks to the participants, standing next to the blood donation vehicle. There were many Church members who donated blood for the first time like Laura Rein. Smiling,she allowed Erick Lehmann, Haema employee, to insert the needle.

 

Conrad Strathausen, theological student,was somewhat excited at his first blood donation and said, “God did not hesitate to shed His blood for us, so there is no hesitation for me.” The vouchers and the allowances of blood donation are to be donated by the Church of God for charitable purposes.

The World Mission Society Church of God was founded by Ahnsahnghong-nim in Korea in 1964. It has around 2,000 Churches in 150 countries around the world and the total number of the registered Church members amounts to 1.6 million. This Church attracted the attention of the world when it held Charity Concert for Haiti Earthquake Victims. After the Concert, the outcome of US$100,000 was handed over to the United Nations. Since then, the Church of God has worked directly with the United Nations Headquarters.In 2011, it was honored by the U.S. President Barack Obama for its volunteering work. 

 

 

[Cambodia] Clean-up Campaigns and Blood Drives

The Members of the World Mission Society Church of God Actively Participated in Environmental Clean-up Campaigns and Blood Drives!!!

 



 

Phnom Penh – Yesterday, the World Mission Society Church of God conducted a clean-up campaign and blood drive for celebrating the “Passover” which falls on April 5.

 

At 8 a.m. yesterday, more than 200 members of the Church carried out the clean-up activity around the Russian Hospital located on the bank district.  

The Church members also participated in a blood drive at the church after returning from the clean-up campaign.

 

Pastor Yong-moon Lee of the Church of God in Cambodia said, “The clean-up campaign and blood drive for celebrating the Passover took place simultaneously by more than 200 churches in 150 countries to spread the importance of the Passover to the people around the world.”

[Maxico] World Clean Movement for the Passover

World Mission Society Church of God

We may preach Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother's tender love and grace to the whole world!

 

World Clean Movement for the Passover

TOLUCA – Korean missionaries held a clean-up campaign for the Passover simultaneously in various places such as squares, rivers or beaches in 150 countries. In this country, the activity took place in the states of Mexico, Veracruz, Tabasco, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Quintana Roo and Chiapas.

[Cambodia] Clean-up Campaigns and Blood Drives

 

 

Church Members Actively Participated in Environmental Clean-up Campaigns and Blood Drives

Phnom Penh – Yesterday, the World Mission Society Church of God conducted a clean-up campaign and blood drive for celebrating the “Passover” which falls on April 5.

 

At 8 a.m. yesterday, more than 200 members of the Church carried out the clean-up activity around the Russian Hospital located on the bank district. 

 

 

The Church members also participated in a blood drive at the church after returning from the clean-up campaign.

 

Pastor Yong-moon Lee of the Church of God in Cambodia said, “The clean-up campaign and blood drive for celebrating the Passover took place simultaneously by more than 200 churches in 150 countries to spread the importance of the Passover to the people around the world.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



[U.S.A.] 1,554th Cleanup campaign

The World Mission Society Church of God worked 1,554th Worldwide Environmental Cleanup Campaign. 

Let us spread the Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother's fragrance wherever we go!

                                                                            (Midweek / Jan. 09. 2013 / Photo by Wendy Johnson)

Members of the World Mission Society Church of God gathered at Kalaeloa Beach campgrounds Dec. 23 to conduct the church's 1,554th environmental cleanup campaign.   The World Mission is an international organization that is comprised of more than 2,000 chapters in 150 countries.

[Peru] Clean-up Campaign for the Passover

 Come to Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother's worm arms!  The World Mission Society Church of God is calling you~  

Reported at LA PRENSA DE MOQUEGUA on March 19, 2013

Global clean-up campaign to heal the sick earth is held simultaneously in 150 countries including Korea. It’s “Worldwide Environmental Clean-up Campaign for the Passover 2013,” conducted by the World Mission Society Church of God.

The Church explained that the purpose of this activity was to inform the communities about the severity of the global warming and environmental contamination and attract their participation in the campaigns in order to protect the lives of neighbors of the global village from natural disasters.

The clean-up campaign will take place in various locations including mountains, rivers, oceans, parks, historical sites, streets and schools, considering regional characteristics and needs of each country.

The campaign is to be conducted in cooperation with governmental offices, district municipalities, provincial, regional or public community centers. It is expected that it will draw the attention of people towards the environment and environmental pollution.

The Church of God has paid particular attention to the environmental protection, which is home for mankind. It has been conducting clean-up activities in mountains, rivers, seas, beaches, streams, park, streets, etc. Last weekend, they cleaned up the beaches of ILO, which helped keep the environment clean.

FACT.

The Church has carried out 1,272 clean-up campaigns for more than a decade from January 2001 to 2012, excluding small-scale campaigns which have not been taken account of.

 

 

 

  

[U.K.] The World Mission Society Church of God receive award



The World Mission Society Church of God receive award

The World Mission Society Church of God received an award for voluntary service from Mayor councillor Peter Rush.

80 members of the society attended the award ceremony on 6 September at Rochdale Town Hall.

World Mission Society Church fo God has been doing various work throughout Rochdale, including clean up campaigns and providing entertainment to residents in local care homes.  the group also continues to support the local blood drive.

Through their volunteer work, the group wants to inform people of the seriousness of environmental issues.

[Mexico] Volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God and a Kitlas organization cooperated to clean up the Pesquería River

"You are the salt of the earth......You are the light of the world......[Mt 5:13~14]

The members of the World Mission Society Church of God try to carry out an errand of Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother.                                        

Newspaper: ABC De Monterrey       Date: January 28, 2013

 

Dozens of volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God and a Kitlas organization, supported by the Monterrey Public Service, performed a clean-up campaign around the Pesquería River in Riberas del Rio, northwest of Monterrey.

Jose Luis Hernandez, a member of the Church of God, explained that this clean-up activity was designed to awaken universal our consciousness to improve the region in which we all live.

"The love of God makes us see and do things that we cannot do with our strength," said the young man. He also added that the environmental clean-up campaign has been being carried out simultaneously around the world.

He stressed that activities like this have been performed three times in Guadeloupe and two times in Monterrey since the beginning of 2012.

"We hope that this activity reaches the hearts of all people so that they can see beyond what they can do," said Hernandez.

We truly want to become the children who resemble Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother!

 

[GERMANY] Clean-up Campaign at Monopteros

God calls us the light of the world and also the salt of the earth.(Mt 5:13-16) The World Mission Society Church of God follows Christ Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother's teaching.

 

 

Schwabing, Munich.

Beer and bottles, bottle caps, cigarette butts, paper waste and broken glass: The clean-up activity of the members of the “World Mission Society Church of God” was worth it. The environmental clean-up campaign was carried out simultaneously in more than 150 countries. The event was held in preparation of the Passover feast, which is celebrated by the Church on April 24 around the world.