Cleaning Sandy Debris in Jamaica Bay

Church members teamed up with the American Littoral Society to remove Hurricane Sandy debris that was scattered throughout the Jamaica Bay area.
Bergen County Senior Picnic 2013

Members came out to serve seniors at the Bergen County Senior Picnic in Paramus, NJ where Governor Christie thanked them for their community service work after Hurricane Sandy.
Labor Day Weekend 2013 Summer Camp

Church members came from every corner of the East Coast for a two-day family retreat at Skinners Falls, NY during Labor Day weekend 2013.
Unity in the Community Blood Drive

The Church of God held the Unity in the Community Blood Drive to spread awareness of the importance of donating blood.
Atlanta City Council Recognizes Church of God

The Atlanta City Council recognized the Church of God in Atlanta’s contribution to society through various community services with an official city proclamation.
Hurricane Irene Disaster Relief

Volunteers spent days assisting residents in the northern New Jersey town of Pompton Lakes who were in desperate need of help after the catastrophic flooding caused by Hurricane Irene.
Walk Now for Autism Speaks 2011

Church volunteers participated in the 10th Annual North New Jersey Walk Now for Autism Speaks, helping out with event registration and games for children.
Breezy Point Beach Cleanup

More than 300 Church of God volunteers participate in a beach cleanup at Breezy Point, Queens, NY to restore the marine environment of New York Harbor.
Japanese Knotweed Removal

More than 140 Church of God volunteers assisted in the Appelt Park Japanese Knotweed Removal project.
United Nations Haiti Earthquake Relief
The Church of God joined hands with the United Nations to bring aid to Haiti after it was struck by a devastating earthquake in 2010.
United Nations Certificate of Appreciation

The United Nations gave the Church of God a Certificate of Appreciation for its donation of $100,000 to CERF (Central Emergency Response Fund), to aid the victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.