WorldWide Environmental Cleanup Campaign fo the Passover.
I am proud of to be a member of World Mission Society Church of God.
Church continues major Salford clean-up campaign- world mission society church of God
Church continues major Salford clean-up campaign- world mission society church of God
by Mark Bright
by Mark Bright
A local church congregation put on their gloves and set to work cleaning up rubbish in Ordsall.
A rubbish-strewn Robert Hall Road was the target for around 100 volunteers from the
World Mission Society Church of God.
The clean-up on Sunday 11th March took around two hours, with scores of binbags full of sweet wrappers, empty cans and general detritus being picked up. The Church of God says that the purpose of the campaign is to “practice the love of the Passover of the new covenant, which was restored by Ahnsahnghong the Christ who came a second time,” for their 2012 Worldwide Environmental Cleanup campaign.
The clean-up on Sunday 11th March took around two hours, with scores of binbags full of sweet wrappers, empty cans and general detritus being picked up. The Church of God says that the purpose of the campaign is to “practice the love of the Passover of the new covenant, which was restored by Ahnsahnghong the Christ who came a second time,” for their 2012 Worldwide Environmental Cleanup campaign.
The campaign is to be carried out in about 2,200 places of 150 countries where the branches of the Church of God[wmscog] have been established; including the United Kingdom, United States, South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. The Church says that it will continue the campaign until April 5th 2012.
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