The World Mission Society Church of God Spreads a New Song in This Age! [Christ Ahnsahnghong, Heavenly Mother]

Anyone who knows me, knows that I love music. What I have found myself listening to the most recently is New Song Radio.

What is New Song Radio?

I could go on and on–really–but I’ll just let you check it out for yourself (http://www.newsongradio.com/). My husband and I sometimes stay up to listen to the show live on Sunday evenings, but I had to take a rest this week after my eventful weekend with my relatives from Arkansas. We had a great time–much better than I had expected. We laughed as we took a trip down memory lane. We even sang songs together like old times. I had fun trying to harmonize and feel out the alto part. I must admit, I am a little out of practice…
This is exactly why I usually leave the singing to the professionals. The only exception is when I am in church service.  When I sing to Heavenly Father and Mother on the Sabbath and during the various Feasts of God, I really let it out. Singing together with one mind and in unity with my brothers and sisters is priceless.

I am so thankful for the New Song Radio broadcast, because through it I feel more connected to all of my brothers and sisters around the world. It makes me think of the verse in 2 Peter 5, where it talks about how my “brothers throughout the world are undergoing the same kind of sufferings.” I can hear that across the globe the children of God are working hard to preach the Gospel and spread the love of God the Mother. I am a fan of philantropy and am actively participating in the ”Green” movement at my office, so it is refreshing to hear about all of the community service projects that the youth are planning at the World Mission Society Church of God. I really hope that Tony can get involved very soon. I think it will help him to break out of his shell a little.

I sincerely do not want to sound like an advertisement, but if you do get the chance, check out the New Song Radio broadcast, and have an open mind. You might be amazed at what you feel.