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Pastor Mark Spisak give sermon at the Olivet Chapel for New Year Service

WOA Churches Greeted the New Year by Offering the First to the Lord

World Olivet Assembly churches around the world greeted the New Year by offering a New Year's service at midnight, giving thanks for 2022 and offering the first moment of 2023 to the Lord.

WOA Churches Gather to Celebrate Christmas 2022

WOA Churches Gather to Celebrate Christmas 2022
WOA Statement Regarding Baseless Allegations in Recent Newsweek Article

The following is a statement by World Olivet Assembly (WOA) in response to a Newsweek article posted on December 20, 2022: In a recent article, Newsweek writes about the World Olivet Assembly and more specifically its General Secretary Rev. Mark Spisak. The article speaks about a federal investigation, in which agents are "looking for information" on Rev. Spisak. Citing an anonymous source, Newsweek claims to have seen digital correspondence with a "witness" but offers no evidence of or direct quotes from said correspondence.
Photos of WOA 30th World General Assembly

Photos of WOA 30th World General Assembly
WOA 30th World General Assembly Brings together 1,500 Delegates at Olivet Asia Pacific Center in Korea

The World Olivet Assembly (WOA) held its 30th World General Assembly with the theme "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done in Earth as It Is in Heaven" (Matthew 6:10) at the Olivet Asia Pacific Center in Hoengseong, South Korea. Opening on the morning of October 28 and concluding on the 31st, the WGA brought together some 1,500 delegates from every region of the world.
WOA Entering Final Stretch of Preparations for Upcoming 30th World General Assembly

The World Olivet Assembly (WOA) is finalizing the preparations for its upcoming 30th World General Assembly (WGA) that will be held at its Olivet Asia Pacific Center (OAPC) near Seoul, Korea from October 28-30. With hundreds of participants coming from every region
Seasonal Retreats Refresh Participants’ Faith through Word, Prayer and Fellowship

Over the past few weeks and continuing until the end of August, World Olivet Assembly churches have held seasonal retreats in different parts of the United States and the world. Especially after prolonged times of distance due to the pandemic, retreat participants testified that they have felt refreshed through the study of God’s Word, through prayer and fellowship.

WOA Gives Thanks to God for a Blessed 2022, for Growth and Developments

World Olivet Assembly (WOA) is giving thanks to God for a richly blessed year of 2022. With the pandemic restrictions easing up in most countries and life returning to a more normal pace, churches around the world have resumed regular in-person programs, including worship services, retreats, Bible studies and more. All the while, the online outreach continued and led more seeking souls to find peace in the Lord Jesus Christ as they study God's Word and learn about His truth, love, salvation, forgiveness, and new life.