[USA NEWS] Energetic Church of God Volunteers Spruce Up Senior Center_ADW_World Mission Society Church of God

More than 100 volunteers from the World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG) gathered on a rainy day last weekend to help The Lithonia Senior Center with a spring spruce up.

Welcomed with heartfelt thanks from Lithonia Mayor Deborah Jackson, the WMSCOG members helped improve the look and feel of the senior center, located at 2484 Bruce Street. The group has the support of The Home Depot, Lowes, Wal-mart, and other local businesses that donated mulch, equipment and yard goods.

Over the course of a long day, the volunteers completed the following tasks:

• Removing all debris
• Trimming and laying mulch for all the bushes and trees to create a walking area
• Digging and laying 90 feet of stone tile (180 blocks) for seniors to walk on
• Fixing the pond area and adding gold fish
• Cleaning and painting all five benches that are located in the garden and cementing two more
• Adding bird feeders for bird watching
• Adding shading in some key areas
• Fixing five large pots and planting vegetables, plants and flowers in the 9′ by 11′ pots
• Replacing the existing sign that says "Community Center" with a newer sign that says "Senior Center."

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World Mission Society Church of God receive award_rochdaleonline

The World Mission Society Church of God have received an award for voluntary service from Mayor Councillor Peter Rush

The World Mission Society Church of God have received an award for voluntary service from Mayor Councillor Peter Rush. 

80 members of the society attended the award ceremony on 6 September at Rochdale Town Hall. 

World Mission Society Church of God has been doing various volunteer work throughout Rochdale,including clean up campaigns and providing entertainment to residents in local care homes. The group also continues to support the local blood drive. 

Through their volunteer work, the group wants to inform people of the seriousness of environmental issues.