This past Friday, Bishop Mauzer responsible for the assistants in the United States, paid a special visit in Los Angeles, California. He led a special and unforgettable night vigil for all who came in search of a renewal in their spiritual life.
A message of faith was given focusing on the importance of having one's salvation as a priority. Bishop Mauzer said: "In order for someone to maintain their salvation it is important to be humble and sincere as servants of God. Wheat and the chaff look very much alike, but they are very different, and the same thing happens among assistants and pastors. On the outside, everyone seems to be of God, but only He knows what is on the inside. We must take special care of our salvation; we must work to be the wheat and not the chaff."
"Even so you also outwardly appear righteous to men, but inside you are full of hypocrisy and lawlessness." (Matthew 23:28)
Bishop Mauzer invited those who at one point left the presence of God, to make the decision to seek His Spirit. The service came to and end with baptism in water—the opportunity for those who wanted to renew their pact with God.
Bishop Mauzer will continue to visit the Cenacles of Faith for the remainder of February and March, inviting all of those who do the Work of God and those who are ex-members, ex-assistants, ex-pastors and pastors wives.
Take a look at pictures of the night vigil...
(Click on the image to see more)
....
.........Boston..................................Miami............................Los Angeles..........................New York.......
...
...
.. 
..
.........Texas
