Thursday, October 24, 2013

[Brazil News] The World Mission Society Church of God held the environmental education campaign

[Brazil News] The World Mission Society Church of God held the environmental education campaign

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ArXllQy7UE&feature=share&list=PL80dh-BZ0ot1XdFPEBfzClDr-tWMuCUPI

Published on May 15, 2013
SETV

Anchor : The World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG) held the environmental education campaign this weekend. The work proceeded with cleaning around the empty lot between Ribeiropolis street and Porto da Folha street, and this event was held in over 2,000 countries around the world at the same time.

Reporter : There are a lot of bags full of garbage. A public health problem grabbed the attention of this church placed several meters away from here.

Rosangella Emanoela / Spokesman of the WMSCOG : We have to take care of our Earth for the future. So we always practice the love of God because Jesus helped the poor as an example for us when he came to this Earth 2,000 years ago. We spread the love of God by doing this little campaign.

Reporter : This kind of community working is a part of the environmental education.

Eliene Batista / Health worker of infectious diseases : I see lots of rubbish everyday while working. It causes dengue fever and many things happen. My job is to let people know, so I am really glad that the World Mission Society Church of God held this campaign to give more help.

Reporter : And a little 10-year-old boy, Guilherme has learnt this (environmental) preservation education properly.

Guilherme Santos / Student : We should clean up the world which God made.

Reporter : To be a better world?

Guilherme Santos : Yes, you are right.

Reporter : Also, the neighbor who is living near the empty lot appreciates carrying this event.

Luiz Bosco / co-ordination helper : I think it is a good example. Especially, it would be great if people living on this avenue keep the street clean and make the garbage bags not to be piled like they showed to us as a model.

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

[Charlotte News] Members from the World Mission Society Church of God donated mulch and time

[Charlotte News] Members from the World Mission Society Church of God donated mulch and time

Published on May 7, 2013

Anchorman Israel Balderas
Other local news, A great day, volunteers help spruce up parks in Mecklenburg county,
That's just what some church volunteers did in South Charlotte.
Members from the World Mission Society Church of God donated mulch and time at the William
R. Davie Park. 
The service commemorates the denominations Holy Day, it's the Second Passover.

Brother Larvarn
We just want to share love in the community so we are doing this to participate in the community.
And ultimately we are helping clean up the area surrounding the Church

Anchorman Israel Balderas
The World Mission Society Church of God focuses on environmental protection and community service.
The Charlotte church is one of 2200 around the world that participated in park clean-ups today.
Emergency crews ...


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Monday, October 21, 2013

[South Africa News] World Mission Society Church of God "Operation cleanup a hit"

[South Africa News] World Mission Society Church of God "Operation cleanup a hit"


Published on Dec 6, 2012
Operation cleanup a hit

Members of the World Mission Society Church of God in Observatory took time out on Sunday last week to clean up three train stations on the Southern and Northern lines. 

About 200 members consisting of men, women and youth were dressed in cleaning gear and armed with utensils such as rakes, spades, brooms and garbage bags as they sprang into action. 
The members headed to the Belville, Observatory and Mowbray stations to do the cleanup. 
On the day members from churches across Africa embarked on a cleanup operation. 

"This cleanup is to display preparation for 14 November which has been selected as the new Jerusalem Day," says Alexander Rudniak, assistant overseer of the World Mission Society Church of God. 
"It's a special day for us and we wanted to clean up to show our acceptance for the day. We contacted Metrorail and asked them if we could go ahead with this cleanup operation and they immediately assisted us."
Briony Holmes, a member of the church, says that cleaning the stations is a form of preaching, which teaches them to be humble and love the days. 
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We are also cleaning because we believe the world should be cleaned physically. In doing this we are also showing people that we love and care about our environment. Previously we have seen how other people have also taken the initiative and cleaned the area and that's what we want, for people to work together."

Other members agreed on the day and said they loved doing it. 
"We shine the glory of our heavenly Father," says one member. 
Another said: "It gives us great pleasure to do this."


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Sunday, October 20, 2013

Thursday, October 17, 2013

[India News] Come and clean the old city-Christ Ahnsahnghong

[India News] Come and clean the old city-Christ Ahnsahnghong Published on Oct 16, 2013 After investigating the Purna market area, members from the World Mission Society Church of God warned the seriousness of pollution in drain and Harlem. They said that it has not been cleaned for a long time even though the old city was full of pollutant and rubbish. They also added that they took the cleanup campaign so as to inform the feast of life- the Passover. Accordingly, the cleanup campaign has been taken in Purna market area with the purpose of cleaning up the old city in Visakhapatnam 50 members from Brahmapur, Srikakulam, and around 150 members from Visakhapatnam participated in the event. They cleaned the streets from Town Kotharoad to Police Barracksroad area, drain, and some contaminated area with plastic and other rubbish. They said the volunteer work is progressing not only in Visakhapatnam but in Church of God all around the world simultaneously. http://zionusa.org/ http://www.thetruewmscog.com/hassan-and-the-wmscog/ http://mygodchristahnsahnghong.com/2013/10/04/regarding-the-instance-that-he-cannot-die-again-the-world-mission-society-church-of-god/ http://wmscog.org/index.php/tag/world-mission-society-church-of-god/

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

[South Africa News] Members of the World Mission Society Church of God "lending a cleaning hand"

[South Africa News] Members of the World Mission Society Church of God "lending a cleaning hand" -WMSCOG

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQXi88CyH48

Published on Dec 3, 2012
Lending a cleaning hand

Pollution is everyone's problem and that is why Metrorail teamed up with the World Mission Society Church of God to clean up rail. 

About a hundred members of the congregation both young and old arrived to clean Heathfield, Diep River, Steurhof and Plumstead stations on Sunday 29th January.
Full of youthful energy the members cleared the stations and did a dance at each station.
Members of the public looked interested as members of the church picked up litter and placed a small hill of plastic bags at each station.
"Pollution is a global problem which needs everyone to collectively lend a helping hand. So when the church approached we were very happy because we need commuters and communities to help in the cleaning up of our rail lines," said Keith Edwards from Metrorail rail tourism department.
After realizing that the task was more than estimated the dedicated members will return to the station to do further cleaning.

They will come back on the 27 February to once again roll up their sleeves to cut grass, rid the station of litter and entertain commuter as they did on their first trip. 
According to Alexender Rudniak from the Church of God, this was part of their "I Have Already Come" campaign.
"Metrorail needs volunteers to help out and by offering our services we can make a huge difference," said Rudniak. "We need organizations to come on board in the flight against pollution. Cape Town Tourism has also jumped in to assist as Cape Town is a focal point for the southern route," added Edwards.
Edwards said this is not the first collaboration between Metrorail and communities; "We encourage more communities to follow suit" he added.





Tuesday, October 15, 2013

[New Zealand News] World Mission Society Church of God and Politicians together

[New Zealand News] World Mission Society Church of God and Politicians together


Published on Dec 3, 2012
Politicians pitch in at big cleanup -WMSCOG

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Yku_WCjIUk&list=PL80dh-BZ0ot2Nag9xBbuxqsIXIvXU4JdX

Local politicians, volunteers and members of the Christchurch chapter of the Church of God have worked together to help tidy up their earthquake-hit community.

Pastor James Kim said yesterday's event was part of an annual environmental cleanup day, which also aimed to help lift the spirits of residents who had been troubled by the earthquakes.

About 80 volunteers tackled litter, mowed lawns at abandoned homes and cleared silt along New Brighton Rd.

Six local politicians also joined the working bee, which was "really great encouragement and inspiration", Kim said.


"It's good to take action, even if it's just a little step."

The continuing earthquakes had created a "very sombre" atmosphere in Christchurch and the church wanted to help make their community a more pleasant and comfortable area, he said.

"The people's hearts have grown weary, restless and stressed at the same time. Our church members [wanted] to bring a sense of belief and encouragement to the people of Christchurch by portraying and sharing the love of our Heavenly Father and Heavenly Mother who are the source of love to our fellow neighbors."

The World Mission Society Church of God was founded in Korea in 1964 and today has 2200 churches in 150 countries around the world. Its Christchurch chapter was established in 2007.