New York State is one of the most populous states in the U.S. and home to the city known as the cultural, financial and media capital of the world.
With Church of God locations in all five boroughs of New York City as well as in all of the State’s most populous cities including Albany, Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse, members continously share the love of God with all residents of the Empire State. Whether it’s through volunteerism or engaging in Bible studies or family events, Church of God members are active in every corner of the State.
Church of God volunteers were pivotal in the relief efforts in the Rockaways in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. They are also known for caring for Jamaica Bay’s ecosystem through cleanups over the past decade. Members also host numerous performing arts events to help raise awareness on various issues including the Working Together for World Peace Concert at Lincoln Center, which featured notable speakers such as NYC Councilman Peter Koo and New York State Assemblyman Nader Sayegh.
Members of the Church of God in New York are passionate about helping their communities and putting the words of God into practice through good deeds. ASEZ university students of the Church of God in Albany hosted a tabling event at the State Capitol to raise awareness about the ASEZ Reduce Crime Together campaign and foster relationships with local government officials who can implement environmental protection actionplans. State officials were so impressed with the work of the students that they introduced the group of volunteers before the New York State Assembly at the Assembly Chambers and at the New York State Senate Session.
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ASEZ volunteers carried out a vacant property cleanup in the Brighton neighborhood of Syracuse, NY as part of their “Reduce Crime Together” campaign. They filled a dumpster with about 1,400 pounds of trash.
ASEZ volunteers from Lehman College as well as students from Bronx Community College and Westchester Community College united to clean Clason Point Park. They collected 162 bags of trash and debris.
ASEZ student volunteers from UAlbany and The Sage Colleges of Albany removed 1,600 pounds of garbage from Madison Park and its adjacent side streets.
ASEZ held Working Together for World Peace to raise awareness on how to contribute to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through volunteerism. The Church of God in New Windsor, NY hosted the concert.
ASEZ volunteers participated in a tree stewardship at Brooklyn College to prepare the young trees for spring as part of their mission in fulfilling the UN’s SDGs.
About 200 ASEZ volunteers clean up three streets in Newburgh, gathering a total of 50 bags of trash along with hundreds of pounds of abandoned objects.
About 120 ASEZ volunteers continued their “Mother’s Street” campaign and “Reduce Crime Together” initiative at Hempstead Lake State Park.
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.
ASEZ brought the “Reduce Crime Together” initiative to Thornden Park in Syracuse, NY in an effort to lessen crime by beautifying the park.
ASEZ volunteers carried out the “Mother’s Street” campaign at the University at Buffalo, removing excess vegetation and weeds in front of student housing near the South Campus.
The Mega Blood Drive 2015 at NYU’s Kimmel Center produced outstanding results, collecting more than 1,400 pints of blood to alleviate seasonal blood shortages in New York City.
The Mommy and Me Dance Class was a hit as mothers and their daughters danced the night away for one evening at the Church of God.
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