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Take the First Step That Can Truly Transform Your 2025
Fireworks mark the arrival of the new year around the world. Whether in the mountains or on the coast, in the countryside or the capital, abroad or within the country, whether with family or strangers, there are many possibilities of where to spend New Year’s Eve.
But have you considered starting 2025 in God’s Presence? Imagine spending the final moments of 2024 and the first of 2025 seeking the guidance of the One who can empower you to navigate the challenges of the coming year. This is the essence of the New Year’s Eve Vigil hosted by The Universal Church.
During this special gathering, participants express their gratitude towards God for another year completed and seek wisdom and strength for the journey ahead. It’s a moment of reflection and renewal, setting the tone for a year filled with purpose and faith.
Dedicating the first moments of the year to God shows our dependence on Him and recognizes His sovereignty. Even with all the skills needed for a successful year, we understand that, without God’s guidance, we may fall short of achieving true success.
Starting the new year with God creates a distinct difference in the lives of those who participate. By placing our goals and dreams in God’s Hands, we receive the strength and assurance we need for the journey ahead. This aligns with the promise in Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
Don’t miss this opportunity to start the year on the right foundation. The New Year’s Eve Vigil will be at The Universal Church at 10 PM. Find the nearest location of The Universal Church and take the first step toward a transformative 2025.
All are welcome regardless of religion or background. Come as you are. For a list of locations, please click here. For more information, please call 1-888-332-4141 or text to 1-888-312-4141. You may also contact us via our contact form (click here).
For those who live in areas without a location of The Universal Church, are unable to commute, or are unchurched and hesitant to attend in person, you may also connect to our Virtual Church via Zoom Conference.
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