[USA] BLOOD DRIVE SUMMER 2010 _ World Mission Society Church of God

On July 10, 2010, the World Mission Society Church of God joined efforts with Community Blood Services to hold a blood drive, bringing hundreds of donors to give their time and blood to help save a life.

Every 2 seconds, someone needs blood in the United States – that could very well be any our family members, friends or even ourselves. Even though there are over 8 million residents in the state of New Jersey, only 3 percent of the population donates blood. To address this dire need, the members of the Church of God were moved to take action.

Beginning early in the morning, approximately 270 members of the Church of God in New York as well as members of the community came out to participate in the blood drive. With radiant smiles, volunteers of all ages, nationalities and backgrounds came together with one mind and heart to take part in a great deed.

The actual process of donating blood too about 60 minutes for each donor as only one unit of blood is collected. The staff from Community Blood Services guided volunteers through the process of registering as donors and then, trained phlebotomists gently finished the blood drawing process. Once completed, donors were escorted to an observation area with refreshments and allowed to rest.

Just like a Mother is concerned with the well-being and livelihood of her children, so the Church of God aims to deliver the love of Mother and help save lives, not just in the state of New Jersey, but in the entire world.

-World Mission Society Church of God in USA

[Cambodia Video]World Mission Society Church of God environmental cleanup campaign

The World Mission Society Church of God in Siem Reap delivered school supplies, clothing and food to 40 children in 'Mut Kmeng Kkumppria' orphanage on April 29. Sypna said the church that has taken the initiative in practicing the love of God the Mother visited 'Mut Kmeng Kkumppria' orphanage and provided school supplies, clothing and food as gift this time. He also stated the purpose of the activity saying, "It is intended to preach the Passover the New Covenant truth established by God for the salvation of all mankind and to deliver the love of God the Mother to the neighbors in need.

Aem La, the representative of 'Mut Kmeng Kkumppria' orphanage said, "I was deeply moved by the thoughtful gifts from World Mission Society Church of God. The gifts are certainly precious beyond all description for these disadvantaged orphans, though it may be just small for those who are well off. I truly appreciate General Pastor, Joo Cheol Kim who delivered the love to the children here in Cambodia.

According to the church, Passover is said to be the first to be kept out of 7 feasts and 3 times. It is called, "Passover" in English and has a meaning, "the feast to pass over the disasters." All around the world, the Church of God is the only one that keeps this feast, keeping it by eating bread and wine.

[UK]World Mission Society Church of God members team up to clean streets of Manchester

World Mission Society Church of God believes in God the Mother as well as God the Father. Therefore in our church we want to share the love of Heavenly Mother as well as Heavenly Father. In these day, Feminism become issue in the world. It makes us think of the love of Mother.

 

More than 80 church members have joined forces to clean up the streets of Oldham.

Members of the World Mission Society Church of God have launched clean up operations all the way through Hyde, Bury, Salford, Leigh and Prestwich.

The members plan to go everywhere their hands are needed and the campaign will be carried out in more than 150 countries across the globe.

The campaign is to be carried out in around 2,200 locations worldwide where the branches of the (World Mission Society) Church of God have been established; including the UK, USA, South America, Asia, Oceania and Africa.

The campaign is carried out in cooperation with government offices located in each region such as city councils and public community centres.

The members are urging people to give blood in order to help save the lives of many people while raising their attention to environmental pollution.

Jason Festus from the World Mission Society Church of God said: "There was a lot of rubbish and litter and even some of the residents came out and joined us to pick up litter together. 

"Through this clean up campaign, we wish to inform people of the seriousness of environmental issues and for people to feel and share the love of mother.

"The whole motive is to practice the love of mother and to make people happy and smile."