Hurricane Ida Disaster Relief Efforts
On September 1, New York and New Jersey were hit with intense tropical storm Hurricane Ida and left in a state of shock and tragedy. Flash floods triggered by the historic downpour covered some communities in nearly 14 feet of water in a matter of minutes. Once the waters subsided, the devastation left countless families […]
ASEZ WAO Volunteers Raise Awareness About Ways to Reduce Plastic
On Sunday, July 11 ASEZ WAO volunteers held a paneling display in the city of Boston. The purpose was to raise awareness of the dangers of plastic waste and pollution. Reduce Plastic Use is one of ASEZ WAO’s eight campaigns. The goal is to promote a decrease in plastic production, consumption, and disposal. Through the […]
Church of God Hosts the First University Student Summer Camp
The World Mission Society Church of God held the first university student summer camp. Around 90 ASEZ students gathered at the Church of God in New Windsor from Washington D.C., Massachusetts, New York, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maryland, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. The students were divided into nine groups and each had a camp counselor. […]
What is the New Covenant?
Through the New Covenant Passover, we receive Christ’s flesh and blood to gain eternal life.
What is the Gospel?
The gospel is the good news and the New Covenant that Jesus preached.
Susan B. Anthony Cleanup in Rochester, NY
On April 11, 2021, 40 Church of God volunteers hosted their Susan B. Anthony cleanup in Rochester. Volunteers from Churches of God in Buffalo, Syracuse, and Rochester came together for the event. The historic Susan B. Anthony is one of the only current examples that still has its original layout from the early nineteenth century. […]
Does the Church of God believe in Jesus?
The Church of God believes in Jesus because He fulfilled the prophecies about Him written in the Bible.
ASEZ WAO Volunteers Launch Heart to Heart Campaign for Essential Workers
First responders have been working non-stop since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Studies have shown that they’ve become more vulnerable to stress-related conditions. Stress, anxiety, fatigue, and insomnia are a few things they’ve had to endure. So ASEZ WAO volunteers took the initiative to put together a small gesture for those serving their community during […]
ASEZ Human Rights Day Webinar
The pandemic has shown a number of inequalities within underserved populations. So, during a year like 2020, people came to realize the importance of our basic human rights. Human Rights Day is commemorated in December every year. This year, ASEZ hosted a webinar to honor this day during such a unique time. Students invited professors […]
Change Our Words, Change the World Webinar Hosted by ASEZ
On November 18, 2020, ASEZ at the University of Louisville held the virtual Change Our Words, Change the World webinar. The purpose of the webinar was to have a candid conversation centered on positive words to prevent verbal abuse. The United Nations established the International Day of Non-Violence. The purpose was to bring awareness to […]
ASEZ WAO Anacostia River Cleanup
ASEZ WAO volunteers in Washington DC partnered with Anacostia River Keeper for an Anacostia River cleanup. The effort is in line with ASEZ WAO’s Reduce Plastic campaign that’s held worldwide. Volunteers were inspired by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s plan to make the Anacostia a swimmable, fishable body of water. In the end, volunteers collected 135 […]
Elmwood Park Leaf Cleanup Hosted by ASEZ
ASEZ volunteers regularly partner with the Borough of Elmwood Park to help their neighbors clean their lawns. They have partnered with Councilwoman Lorraine Pellegrine for the event. Students from Passaic County Community College, Bergen Community College, Rutgers University, Montclair State University and Farleigh Dickinson University came together. The purpose is to help their neighbors prepare […]