On Thursday September 19, 2019, ASEZ held their Crime Prevention Forum at the University of Louisville with leaders of the Louisville community. Together, they discussed different ways to reduce crime in the Louisville area, and how young adults can continue to make an impact through volunteer services. ASEZ is made up of university students from
ASEZ hosted the Crime Prevention Forum in Newport News, VA. Local law enforcement officials and other speakers of various professional backgrounds spoke about the importance of working together to reduce crime.
The Church of God held a united New England Emergency Preparedness Training. Representatives from the Westborough Police and Fire Departments trained attendees on how to respond to emergency situations.
About 250 ASEZ volunteers and students participated in the NYS Citizen Preparedness Training at Lehman College. The National Guard presented what to do in the case of an emergency.
Volunteers of the Churches of God on the East Coast hosted a disaster relief drive in response to Hurricane Maria effects in Puerto Rico.
The UN CERF invites the Church of God to its high-level conference because of its contribution to disaster relief efforts.
Following the tragic West Virginia flooding, hundreds of volunteers from throughout the East Coast went to help with cleanup efforts.
About 1,200 church members became part of a certified community emergency response team (CERT) after attending a daylong training program in Bergen County, NJ.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, volunteers provided comfort and relief to the victims severely devastated by the storm, aiding communities throughout New York and New Jersey.
