2025 Summer E2/J1 Student Spiritual Convocation in East Region
Following are the details for the 2025 East Region Summer E2/J1 Student Spiritual Convocation (E2/J1 SSC):
During the convocation, attendees will lodge on church premises and will be expected to maintain a high level of discipline. For truth seekers who wish to attend, please seek approval from the local church council and SSC Coordinator first.
Please note that a completed registration form with parental consent is required for each attendee. Completed forms must be returned to the RE coordinator of your local church. The RE coordinator should email all scanned registration forms and the group registration form to EastRegionSSC@tjc.org by Saturday, June 21, 2025, and archive physical copies.
RE coordinators please distribute registration forms to lead teachers and parents and encourage students to attend.
For more information please refer to the General Information Sheet.
If you have questions, please contact the coordinators at EastRegionSSC@tjc.org.
General Coordinator: Pr. Andrew Wang (andy.wang@tjc.org)
Assistant Coordinators: HsiHui Hou, Doris Liu, Lily Chiu, Kim OuYang
More information will be provided once it is made available. Please keep the events in your prayers! May God bless you!
Contribution Request for San Diego House of Prayer New Chapel Acquisition
Praise and thank our Lord Jesus Christ that the San Diego House of Prayer has been growing in membership. However, at their current location, they often face challenges due to insufficient space. For nearly 20 years, they have been renting and sharing facilities with other religious groups and organizations, limiting their ability to host larger regional events. Recently, the San Diego House of Prayer congregation has approved the process of purchasing a chapel from one of two potential properties within San Diego. The estimated costs for these properties are $4,000,000 and $3,800,000.
The preferred property is listed at $4,000,000, with $800,000 in available funds and an additional $850,000 pledged by local members. However, there is still a shortfall of $2,350,000. The San Diego House of Prayer would like to solicit loans and donations within the next one to two weeks to move forward with the purchase and completion of the building.
We kindly ask that all donors include the note “For SDHOP Fund” on checks. For more details on donation methods, please refer to the enclosed San Diego House of Prayer contribution request letter, along with photos of the building for your reference.
Please remember them in your daily prayers and participate in this sacred work. May God remember your generosity and love for His ministry.
Solicitation of Construction Renovation Funds for Sacramento Church
Praise and thank God that through the countless prayers and the diligent effort of many coworkers and brethren, Sacramento Church has acquired a new property at 1900 Potrero Way, Sacramento, CA 95822, at the end of January 2025.
Due to the unsatisfactory condition of the church building, the Sacramento Church congregation has approved the renovation of the new chapel. Sacramento Church has USD $1,234,000 in funds. The estimated sale value of the current chapel building, which is currently on the market, after deducting loan payments to USGA and churches, is USD $555,000. Therefore, to fully fund the renovation and ensure the new facility is fully functional and operational, Sacramento Church needs to raise an additional USD $1,711,000.
We kindly ask all donors to include the note “For Renovation Fund” and provide an email address on checks and to use the same designation when donating through other methods, such as Zelle, to help ensure proper allocation and ensure providing a receipt with accurate financial records.
Payable to: True Jesus Church Sacramento
Mailing Address: 2416 Sloat Way, Sacramento, CA 95818
Enclosed is Sacramento Church’s contribution request letter, which includes photos of the new building for your information. Please remember them in your daily prayers and participate in this sacred work. May God remember your generosity and love for His ministry.
2024 Status of the Divine Work in the UK
In a world full of chaos and uncertainty, the followers of Christ can find peace and strength by placing their unwavering trust in Him. Not only should we maintain consistency in worship and prayer, we also need to encourage and build each other up in faith through fellowship. In the first half of 2024, a number of national fellowships were held in the UK, including National Married Couples Fellowship, National Youth Fellowship, National Evergreen Fellowship and National Sisters Fellowship. Many brothers and sisters grasped hold of these opportunities to learn and share together within the household of God.

To help brethren equip themselves as good soldiers of Christ, the UKGA has organised various training events throughout the year. The Adult Theological Training Class and the National Minister and Worker Spiritual Cultivation Seminar were held in February and June respectively. Apart from strengthening biblical knowledge, our Department of Training also included sessions concerning daily life issues in these events, such as “How to Face Social Injustice” and “Amnesia, Dementia and Church Support”.
Moreover, our Religious Education (RE) Team has organised a number of seminars for RE teachers and trainees as well as students. The first RE Trainee Teacher Graduation Seminar was conducted online in mid-July in order to improve teaching quality, followed by the annual National Student Spiritual Convocation (NSSC) held at different locations at the end of the same month. Thanks be to God that the number of students registered for the NSSC exceeded 200 for the first time. We pray that our younger generation will continue to keep themselves in the love of God.

As believers of the true church, we need to make use of every opportunity to become witnesses for Christ and live for Him. In addition to regular online evangelistic services, the National Evangelism Group has organised two national fellowships in January and November this year. These aim to strengthen the work of evangelism, through fostering a stronger bond among the various evangelism planning groups at both national and local levels as well as providing our brethren with a deeper understanding of church doctrines. Undoubtedly, literary ministry also plays an important role in spreading the gospel and nourishing the flock of Christ. We truly thank God that the UKGA’s first full-time literary ministry office worker commenced his employment at the start of the year. He is currently receiving three years of theological training provided by the US General Assembly.

The membership in many places of worship in the UK and Ireland has been increasing in recent years. The Place of Worship in Aberdeen started holding services in a property acquired last year, while the Place of Worship in Essex made an offer on a property which was accepted by the vendor in May. But a few places of worship have been hiring venues for Sabbath services for a number of years. The brethren in Dublin, Glasgow and Leeds are therefore striving to find their own permanent church buildings. As Jesus said, “With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible” (Mt 19:26). May the Lord Jesus Christ strengthen our faith and continue to guide the church development nationally.

Psallo Music App for iOS Devices
We are pleased to announce that the Psallo Music App, developed by the True Jesus Church, is now available for iOS mobile devices. The Android version is currently in the planning stage. Advanced features such as favorites, playlists, filtering, and sharing, are also in development.
The Psallo (Greek: to sing praise) Music App consolidates the available resources of our church hymns and members’ compositions for listening and singing purposes to praise our Lord Jesus.
To download the Psallo Music App, visit the App Store and search for ‘Psallo’. You may also click on the link or scan the QR code below:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/psallo/id6502416042
– “Hymns of Praise” (Chinese & English): piano accompaniment, vocal accompaniment, choral arrangement
– Memory Verse Songs (English): vocal (demo) accompaniment, choral accompaniment
– Praise & Worship Songs (Chinese & English)
– Children Bible Songs (English)

2025 Summer E2/J1/J2 Student Spiritual Convocations (SSC) in the US
Central Region 2025 E2/J1/J2 Summer Student Spiritual Convocations (SSC)
Theme: A Life of Prayer
Click here for more information.
SSC Registration Form
General Information Sheet
Southwest and Northwest Region 2025 E2/J1/J2 Summer Student Spiritual Convocation (SSC)
Theme: A Life of Prayer
Click here for more information.
SSC Registration Form
SSC Group Registration Form
General Information Sheet
East Region 2025 Summer J2 Student Spiritual Convocation (SSC)
Theme: A Life of Prayer
Click here for more information.
2025 Ministry Volunteer Program (MVP) Workshop
We are pleased to announce that applications for the 2025 Ministry Volunteer Program (MVP) workshop will be accepted from March 28, 2025 to May 31, 2025. This year’s MVP will be held from July 13 to 18, 2025, at Baldwin Park Church in California. Please note, participants are expected to arrive no later than the evening of Saturday, July 12.
The MVP will again focus solely on completing ministry projects. We encourage youths seeking a spiritual cultivation-based seminar to attend SSC or NYTS.
We welcome working professionals and students who have the heart to serve to participate in this program. The program is open to all youths who have graduated from high school by July 2025 and older. Underage youths will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Full-time attendance is required. Any interested youths should apply at https://events.tjc.org by May 31, 2025.
The projects of this MVP are (please see the events.tjc.org website for project details and latest updates):
- Fellowship Games: Ministry volunteers will develop a new board game that began during last year’s MVP. The project already has a foundational idea and structure but will still have room for creative input. Since this project encompasses all parts of creating a board game, all skills and talents can be utilized to serve in this project, even if you were not in this group in any of the prior years.
- Ministry Training Videos: Participants will learn and apply various aspects of video production, including graphics, sound/music, and cinematography. They will use these skills to assist in the assembly of training videos aimed at equipping the next generation in various church ministries.
- Content Curation: As media play an increasingly integral role in today’s life, ministry volunteers are needed to help curate content for our various digital platforms to share and encourage one another with God’s word. Volunteers will learn how to create Facebook/Instagram posts and reels with materials from the eLibrary, generate descriptions and hashtags for our YouTube videos, and/or develop podcast episodes.
- Graphic/User Experience Design: Ministry volunteers will be exposed to the TJC identity guidelines, UI/UX design, and common design software (Canva/Photoshop/Illustrator or similar) used in media ministry. Volunteers will assist in ongoing design projects such as apps, flyers/posters, stock videos/photos, and calendars.
If you have any questions regarding this workshop, please contact the MVP coordinators at mvp@tjc.org. Applicants will be notified by June 10th of their acceptance. Please keep this event in your prayers.
2025 National Evangelical Workers’ Workshop
The Evangelical Department of the USGA is conducting the 2025 National Evangelical Workers’ Workshop (NEWW) at Elizabeth (NJ) Church from May 17–18, 2025. Please mark these dates on your calendar and join us in this meaningful workshop. We encourage council members responsible for evangelism, as well as evangelical team members, to participate. The workshop will begin on Saturday, May 17, at 8:00 a.m. and conclude on Sunday, May 18, at 3:00 p.m. While the event will be live-streamed for participants who register as remote attendees, we strongly encourage in-person attendance.
Event registration will open on March 17, 2025, and close on May 1, 2025. To register, please visit https://events.tjc.org and follow the provided link. When registering, be prepared to provide your travel details. For more details, please see the online information.
To alleviate the host church’s workload, all participants should try to fly into and out of Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). For the convenience of the hosting church, participants coming from the same church are encouraged to fly together as a group.
If you have any questions regarding this workshop, please feel free to contact the coordinator: Dn. Alan Chuang at achuang24@gmail.com or (469) 767-5943 (cell).
Please remember this workshop in your daily prayer. Thank you for your cooperation, and may God bless you abundantly!
2025 National Marriage Coordinators’ Workshop
The USGA will hold National Marriage Coordinators Workshop at Phoenix Church, Arizona from June 05 – 08, 2025. It is strongly recommended that all marriage coordinators and ministers, along with their spouses join this training. We sincerely request that all local churches encourage and sponsor them to join this workshop, especially for the newly elected coordinator(s).
The workshop will start on Thursday (June 05th) at 6:45 p.m. and end on Sunday (June 8th) at 12 p.m. For transportation purpose, please select Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) as your destination. Please complete your registration and enter your itinerary information before May 16th, 2025 at events.tjc.org.
Your prompt reply will allow Phoenix Church sufficient time to arrange transportation, lodging, meals, etc. Should you have any questions and suggestions, please feel free to contact USGA Pastoral Department at usga@tjc.org or Brother Benson Kuo at cbensonkuo@gmail.com. Please continue to remember the marriage coordination work in your prayers. May God bless you abundantly!
2025 Ministry Volunteer Program (MVP) Summer Internship Program
We are pleased to announce that the Ministry Volunteer Program (MVP) will continue to offer a summer 10-week full-time internship program in 2025. This announcement is for the 10-week summer internship. A subsequent announcement for the 1-week summer workshop will follow later. The internship program offers volunteers the opportunity to assist various GA departments with ministry projects serving evangelical and/or pastoral purposes over a 10-week period, while at the same time developing their talents and skills for the ministry work. The start and end date of the internship can vary for each intern to accommodate varying school and work schedules.
One of the weeks of the MVP Internship overlaps with the 1-week MVP Workshop, and all interns are to attend and assist with the workshop. Interns are also expected to attend the NYTS/PMVP during their internship. Depending on project needs, they may work at the USGA office, remotely, or in a hybrid arrangement. Those who work at the USGA office are eligible to apply for a living subsidy of up to $100 per week to help cover for meals, gas, lodging, and other living necessities. In addition, interns are encouraged to stay at the USGA dormitory if they are from out of town.
The internship program is open to all members who are 18 or older. Working professionals, students, and anyone with a heart to serve are encouraged to apply. Applicants for the MVP Internship are required to have attended the 1-week MVP Workshop or the NYTS (or similar) at least once previously (exceptions may be granted). Full-time commitment is expected. Please apply by March 31, 2025 using the following registration link:
https://forms.gle/4muV2nDGRCz6gxJf9
The departments and projects for this year’s MVP internship program may be found here: https://volunteer.tjc.us.
Note: In the application questionnaire, you will be able to indicate the start and end dates of your availability for the internship program. Additionally, if the registration page times out while you are completing the questionnaire, we recommend drafting your responses to the textual questions separately in a Word document first, then copying and pasting them into the registration website when submitting your application.
If you have any questions regarding the MVP internship program or the application process, please contact the MVP coordinators at mvp@tjc.org. Applicants will be notified of their acceptance by April 30, 2025. Please keep this internship program in your prayers.