Church of God International

Is A Splinter Group Of the World Wide Church of God

Worldwide Church of God Official site

- Splinter Groups -

Note: This section lists only some of the many splinter groups.
Church of God Splinter group (1998) of the United Church of God, which itself is a splinter group of the WCG. Sister site 'Vision' Foundation for a New World

Church of God International Splinter group of the WCG. Sponsors the ''Armor of God'' literature and TV shows.

Armor of God
Television Program

UNITED STATES
INSP Network: Sunday, 1:00pm EST, 12:00pm CST, 11:00am MST, 10:00am PST
The Word Network: Sunday, 10:30am EST, 9:30am CST, 8:30am MST, 7:30am PST (Available on DirectTV, AT&T Broadband, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox, Insight and Millennium Digital Media).

CANADA
VISION TV---Newfoundland Time (Canada) ON, Toronto: VISION (national cable Canada) Sunday, 6:30am EST and Monday, 1:00am EST ---Pacific Time (Canada) ON, Toronto: VISION (national cable Canada) Sunday, 3:30am PST and 10:00pm PST

AUSTRALIA
AUS, Brisbane: Briz 31, 7:00am, Sunday

JAMAICA
RADIO JAMAICA—Kingston: RADIO JAMAICA, 4:45 am, Thursday (Local)

The Church of God, International has many congregations and we always welcome visitors and newcomers. Our worship services are open to the public and there is no pre-screening or interview conducted prior to your visit. We hope you'll join us for Sabbath services soon. For further information about any of the congregations listed below, please click on further info and specify the area you're interested in or call our office at (903) 939-2929.

Garner Ted Armstrong Evangelistic Association Splinter Groups of the WCG. (About Garner Ted Armstrong)
United Church of God Splinter group of the WCG
http://www.apologeticsindex.org/w01.html

http://www.church-of-god.org/

What Happens if I Join Rod Meredith's Living Church of God?

Living Church of God has been known to meet in Masonic temples or buildings (as did Herbert Armstrong's Worldwide Church of God). Freemasonry is a considered a religion but not a Christian religion. Rod Meredith confessed to being initiated into the DeMolays, a Masonic club for boys, when he was a teenager. ("Trust Christ's Leadership," taped sermon, July 6, 1996.) He attended Ambassador College from 1949 to 1952. Some believe that groups such as the DeMolays are "feeder groups" for the Masons ("being groomed for potential membership in Masonry and the Eastern Star when they reach adulthood"). (Hidden Secrets of the Eastern Star by Cathy Burns. Also see our tapes: Freemasonry and the Cult Connection. Could Dr. C. Paul Meredith (Roderick Meredith's uncle) perhaps have been a Mason himself? Dr. Meredith was an evangelist in the Worldwide Church.

http://www.exitsupportnetwork.com/artcls/meredith.htm