Heavenly Mother, the Safest Refuge
In nature, mothers are protectors. When children are in danger, they call their mothers. When God’s children are in crisis, whom should they seek?
The Understanding That Has Been Given to Us
God has come to the earth to give us understanding. He restored the law of Christ, and His people follow His ways.
Is the Apocrypha Part of the Bible?
Q: Is the Apocrypha part of the Bible?
A: The Bible contains 66 books—39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament. These are called the canon, meaning “rule” or “standard.”
Korean Cultural Festival Brings Puerto Rico and Korea Together
On February 5, 2026, the Korean Cultural Festival took place at Teatro Alejandro Tapia y Rivera in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The event celebrated the historical and cultural ties between Puerto Rico and Korea, first established during the Korean War, when Puerto Rican soldiers served in the 65th Infantry Regiment, also known as the Borinqueneers. […]
The Church of God in Kentucky Hosts Blood Drive in Middletown
The Church of God in Kentucky partnered with the American Red Cross to host a community blood drive in Middletown. The event brought together volunteers, local leaders, and community members to donate blood and support patients in need. This marked the 1,762nd blood drive hosted by the Church of God worldwide. The drive collected 37 […]
ASEZ STAR Volunteers Plant Mangroves at La Pocita Beach
On Sunday, December 7, ASEZ STAR student volunteers joined the San Juan Bay Estuary Program to plant mangroves at La Pocita Beach in Piñones. The students worked to restore dunes and mangrove forests while learning about the importance of coastal ecosystems. The activity is part of the ASEZ STAR Green World Project, which encourages environmental […]
ASEZ WAO Tree Planting at Finca Nolla Nature Reserve
On November 30, 2025, ASEZ WAO volunteers gathered at the Finca Nolla Nature Reserve in Camuy to plant native coastal trees. Their goal was to support dune restoration and strengthen the local ecosystem. Rising sea levels and climate change continue to affect Puerto Rico’s coastlines. Many areas face rapid erosion and habitat loss, threatening plants, […]
Hold Hope Campaign Brings Relief to Families in Dominica
On World Food Day, the Hold Hope Campaign, part of the Church of God’s Global Hope Challenge, took place in several communities across Dominica. Volunteers, in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Blue and Green Economy, delivered food packages to families in need. These packages included essentials such as rice, eggs, beans, lentils, sugar, […]
ASEZ Explores Building AI with a Mother’s Love
ASEZ students in Cambridge, MA hosted a powerful forum titled A Mother’s Love in the Age of AI to explore how compassion, care, and human dignity can shape the future of artificial intelligence. As AI becomes part of everyday life—from healthcare and education to personal decision-making—many people are starting to feel the impact of technology […]
Church of God Organizes Life-Saving Blood Drive in the Bahamas
The Church of God held a blood drive in partnership with Doctor’s Hospital in the Bahamas, bringing volunteers, donors, and medical staff together to help their community. Medical personnel registered, screened, and drew blood from nearly 20 donors. By the end of the day, over 19 units of blood had been collected, enough to save […]
Church of God Volunteers Support Coffee Farmers in Jayuya
More than 130 volunteers from the Church of God gathered at Hacienda La Guadalupe in Jayuya, Puerto Rico, to support local coffee farmer Vidal Irizarry Pabón. Working together, they harvested 1,010 pounds of ripe coffee beans in a single day. The event was part of the Church’s global “Hold Hope” campaign, which supports small farmers […]
Volunteers Help Harvest and Protect Local Crops in Las Piedras
On October 19, 2025, members of the Church of God gathered at Hacienda Paraiso in Las Piedras to help farmer Eduardo Ballester. For World Food Day, they collected fruits and vegetables that might have gone to waste. Their effort helped save crops and eased the burden on farmers. Puerto Rico once thrived on farming, but […]