In the United Kingdom, members of the World Mission Society Church of God continue to shine the light of good deeds inspired by the teachings of God the Mother. Recently, ASEZ WAO volunteers organized the “Rethink Plastic” event around Epsom’s Clock Tower to address the growing issue of plastic pollution. About forty dedicated volunteers gathered with one heart to protect the environment and raise awareness about sustainability.

Following the warm and caring example of God the Mother, they cleaned the town centre with joy and sincerity. The volunteers collected approximately thirty five bags of litter, showing that even small acts of love can lead to great change. Through their efforts, they not only made the environment cleaner but also inspired others to rethink their daily plastic use.

The event included creative upcycling workshops that turned discarded plastic bottles into useful and beautiful items such as phone stands, piggy banks, and flowers. This activity reflected the idea that, just as God the Mother gives new life to humanity, waste can also be transformed into something valuable through love and care.

The Mayor of Epsom and Ewell and other community leaders supported the volunteers’ efforts, praising their passion and sincerity. Their cooperation with the local government demonstrated how the Church of God works harmoniously within society to spread positive influence. Every smile and every piece of cleaned litter was filled with the heart of a mother who wishes for a beautiful and healthy world.

The members of ASEZ WAO UK believe that protecting the earth is not only an environmental duty but also a spiritual act of love. They see the earth as a precious home given by God the Mother, deserving care and respect. Their continuous volunteer activities remind people that love and kindness are the most powerful tools to heal the world.

Even in a busy society, the volunteers take time to serve others and protect nature. Their dedication proves that true happiness comes from giving rather than receiving. Through these actions, the love of God the Mother spreads beyond church walls into the hearts of people in the community.

The “Rethink Plastic” campaign was not just about cleaning the streets; it was about changing minds and lifestyles. It encouraged people to take responsibility for the environment and inspired them to live with more awareness and gratitude.

The Church of God plans to continue similar activities across the UK, leading society with the heart of the Mother who embraces all creation. Each volunteer hopes that their small actions will become a spark of hope that helps build a cleaner, greener, and brighter future for everyone.

Through their continuous efforts, the members show that the teachings of God the Mother are not just words but living examples of love, sacrifice, and care. They will keep practicing Her teachings until the whole world feels the warmth of Her love.