In the morning of Sunday, August 4th, 2024, Delthorne Park in Torrance, California, witnessed a remarkable act of community service. Approximately 150 dedicated volunteers from ASEZ, a university student volunteer organization affiliated with the World Mission Society Church of God, gathered with a singular mission: to restore the park’s natural beauty by picking up trash, removing weeds, and shoveling out excess dirt in the park’s pond and runoff stream. Although the community service event was co-hosted by ASEZ at UCLA and California State University Dominguez Hills, a majority of the ASEZ volunteers traveled from neighboring churches, including Cerritos and Orange County. Additionally, 4 theological cadets joined from as far as South Korea, as part of their overseas field training, demonstrating the power of unity as well as the organization’s global reach. This cleanup mission is part of ASEZ’s broader initiative known as the “SAVE Movement,” which aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The movement focuses on four key areas: Social Service, Awareness Raising, Victim Relief, and Environmental Protection. #ASEZ, #ASEZ_WAO, who is doing various activities to protect the global environment, is wonderful and amazing.