Cleaning Sandy Debris in Jamaica Bay - World Mission Society Church of God

Members of World Mission Society Church of God have a special abililty to change people's mind.

By my faith, their ability come from the Love of Heavenly Mother.!!

Hoping you join in this good chance to change you life.

 

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22 Sep 2013, Posted by in Cleanups, Community Services, Hurricane Sandy Relief

 

MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS REMOVE SANDY DEBRIS FROM JAMAICA BAY

Removing ten tons of debris is no easy task. But that’s how 200 members from the World Mission Society Church of God in New York spent their Sunday on September 22nd. Volunteers worked with the American Littoral Society to remove the debris that was left on the coastline since Hurricane Sandy’s damage to Broad Channel and the Rockaways last October.

To efficiently pick up planks, trash, boat wreckage, and bottles, among other environmental hazards, volunteers formed an assembly line of about a quarter-mile. In less than 4 hours, they were done with pulling out the waste from the marshland.

“The area was completely flooded by Sandy. [It was] really destroyed,” said Cathy of the American Littoral Society. “It’s great that you guys were able to help us in this area because a lot of debris that you picked up was from Sandy. And here we are, almost a year later and it’s still sitting there.”

“Because we believe in God the Father and God the Mother, we put Their teachings into practice by volunteering in our community through service activities like today’s,” said one of the Church of God volunteers. “Christ came as the Good Samaritan. That’s why we want to help out in any way we can to make the world a better place.”
The Church of God has been working with the American Littoral Society over the past five years to help restore Jamaica Bay. This past spring, the volunteers helped plant salt marshes to prevent future floods, like the ones caused by Superstorm Sandy.
The Church of God has especially been helping Broad Channel and the Rockaways rebuild after the storm. Fifteen days immediately after Sandy, hundreds of Church of God volunteers cleaned out flooded homes for families and, more importantly, helped restore their peace of mind and give them hope for the future.

Small Church, Big Results - World Mission Society Church of God

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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.

How could All members of WMSCOG share their blood without any unpleasantness?
Their appearance is very similar with Jesus who had come and shed his blood without any reward.
If somebody want to be a child of God,  His everything has to be resembled by God.
It shows us that the member of WMSCOG are the Children of God to be saved.


 

 

Whoever can help other people when they are in good condition, but If they are in bad condition, a few people do that.
Members in WMSCOG have a beautiful mind to help other people by following God's will. They seems like to resemble their spiritual parents ; Christ Ahnsahnghong and Heavenly Mother.

source: http://business.inquirer.net/42159/world-missionary-society-church-of-god-conducts-blood-donation-campaign

World Mission Society Church of God conducts blood donation campaign

200 bags of blood for Philippine Red Cross, St. Luke’s, January 30th, 2012

SAVING LIVES Members of the World Mission Society Church of God in Metro Manila held a blood donation campaign at the Quezon City Hall Sunday to give hope to those who are at risk of losing their life due to lack of blood and to educate the society on how important blood donation is. Bags of blood will be donated to the Philippine Red Cross-Quezon City and St. Luke's Hospital. PHOTO BY JAMIE MARIE ELONA, INQUIRER.net

MANILA, Philippines—After a series of natural disasters that struck the Philippines, members of an international religious organization show how far it would take to share one’s life —literally by donating blood.
The World Mission Society Church of God, a congregation that was first founded in Korea in 1948 by Ahn Sahng-Hong, their God the Father, conducted for the first time in the Philippines a blood donation campaign at the Quezon City hall Sunday in partnership with the Philippine Red Cross and St. Luke’s Hospital “to share the love of God the Father and help save lives.”
In the gathering attended by more than 600 possible church member donors from their branch churches in Metro Manila, Choi Jeong Maan, lead pastor of the World Mission Church of God-Philippines said that their blood campaign tagged “I Have Already Come,” is “to make Filipinos aware of the importance of blood donation in accordance with the teachings of God and to show the society that God already had come to save mankind with his blood of the Passover.”
“Blood means life. And because we want to follow the teachings of God and to save souls and lives, we helped by donating our blood,” he told INQUIRER.net, adding that he has heard that the Philippines is lacking in blood after the several calamities that hit the country.
But while 600 members have gathered as early as 10 a.m. to line up to be examined by nurses, Maan said that the group has targeted to donate at least 200 bags of blood to Philippine Red Cross-Quezon City and St. Luke’s Medical Center.
“I hope through this event, the love of God the Father and God the Mother saving precious souls through the blood of the Passover be delivered to the people who are dying from captivity of sins,” Maan said.
He said that while their church has been at the forefront in responding to this need in different parts of the world where some of their 2,200 branch churches are at, after all donating blood the health, not just that of the beneficiary, but of the benefactor as well.
Dra. Gloria Lorenzo, head of the blood bank of the Philippine Red Cross-Quezon City, explained that donating blood trigger a person’s bone marrow to produce new red cells, adding that the process is comparable to that of a car’s change-oil mechanism.
“Gumaganda ang system ng katawan mo (Your bodily systems will improve),” she said.
But supply wise, Lorenzo admitted that the blood supply for PRC-QC is still insufficient, as January falls under the lean months—periods were only a few donates blood individually or in groups.

Dubbed “I Have Already Come,” the blood donation campaign by members of the World Mission Society Church of God aims to gather 200 bags of blood. PHOTO BY JAMIE MARIE ELONA, INQUIRER.NET

With this, Lorenzo extends her gratefulness to the World Mission Society Church of God for donating many bags of blood in a period where they expect to have less.
“Mahirap talaga maghanap ng magdo-donate ngayon pero nag initiate sila (It’s hard to find blood donors nowadays but they initiate),” she said.
The World Mission Society Church of God “is well known in 150 countries throughout the world as a congregation that believes in God the Father and God the Mother, and faithfully keep the laws of the new covenant including the Sabbath, the Passover, the seven feasts in three times, and the regulation of veil as well.”
Apart from blood drives, their church has been organizing clean-up campaigns throughout the world, where a similar event was organized in March and December last year in Quezon City.
A fact sheet about the group said that they have recently been awarded the Presidential Volunteer Service Award by United States President Barack Obama.

Sharing love of Heavenly Mother - Blood Drive Winter 2010 World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG)

Saints of the World Mission Society Church of God (Whose General Pastor is Joo-Cheol Kim) will participate in the blood donation to save lives in danger due to the shortage of blood. This blood drive movement is being held by Church of God located in Pascoe Vale, Melbourne to commemorate the 94th birthday of second coming Christ Ahnsahnghong worldwide.

 The church of God whose head office is in South Korea, having 2200 churches in 150 countries including 1,630,000 registered members, actively conduct various voluntary works for the welfare of society sharing love of God Elohim to the whole world.

 As God shed his blood on the cross and established the Passover new covenant through which we are given the promise of eternal life. We the members of the church of God eagerly wanted to share the love of God by organizing this Blood Drive. We hope and believe that this will create positive motivation towards blood donation and saving life of people who are dying due to the shortage of blood.

 Mignonne Malan, saint of the Church of God, said “I feel nervous because it’s my first time to donate blood. But I also feel great that I can save someone’s precious life.” has firmly decided to participate in the blood donation saying, “I am very happy to be able to share the love of God the Father Ahnsahnghong and God the Mother New Jerusalem.”