Living Church News

Volume 8, No. 6, November/December 2006

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Become a Welcoming Church: Christ's Special Command

Personal Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

Dear Brethren and Friends, As I have previously reported, God is beginning to give us more growth in "brand-new" prospective members than ever before! Our ministers are now receiving hundreds of visit requests from people who …

You Need To Be "AWARE"

Editorial Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

Enormous prophetic events are now underway on the world scene. After describing a number of these events leading up to His Second Coming, Jesus Christ instructed us: "Watch therefore, and pray always that you may be…

Maintain Your Christian Focus

Douglas S. Winnail

In a world filled with trials, temptations, distractions and deceptions, Christians must nevertheless remain focused and maintain a right course. Especially if we live and work around sincere and well-meaning non-Christians, it can sometimes be easy…

For Church Youth: How Do I Know When I Am Ready for Baptism?

Scott D. Winnail

Have you ever asked the question, "How do I know when I am ready for baptism?" Have you ever avoided baptism because you thought you were not ready or perfect enough yet? Have you ever wondered what you should look for in yourself and what…

Who Is Your Best Friend?

Don Davis

A grumpy, rude, resentful, unloving and fault-finding individual usually has few friends. Such negative character traits are not conducive to building close relationships; when displayed, they repel family, neighbors and associates.

2006 Feast of Tabernacles Reports

More than 7,100 Living Church of God brethren kept God’s Feast of Tabernacles and Last Great Day in 30 countries and at 45 sites around the world. The following brief reports can offer only a small window into the spiritual and physical blessings…

Pope Benedict's "Elegant Move"

Commentary Wallace G. Smith

Public comments that spark outrage in the Muslim world are nothing new. But when the comments come from the spiritual leader of more than a billion Roman Catholics, the world sits up and takes notice—as well it should.