Living Church of God – The Painful Truth Blog

March 11, 2018April 8, 2018

Nobody Held A Gun To Your Head

I’d like to make a few comments in response those who would mock former members of the Worldwide Church of God. Get over it, they say. “Nobody held a gun to your head.”

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November 5, 2017November 6, 2017

The Great Falling Away. PT 2

Here listed, are some of the reasons that no one should belong in any of the WCG offspring organizations. Continue reading “The Great Falling Away. PT 2”

November 4, 2017November 4, 2017

While there’s been plenty of criticism of this PT Site, and that of the AMBASSADOR REPORT, there has NEVER been any evidence provided to show that what has been stated anywhere in these areas has been wrong. Continue reading “The Great Falling Away. PT 1”

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Interviews

Larry shares what it was like growing up as the grandson of cult leader Herbert W. Armstrong, including what his grandfather compelled his parents to do when he became ill at the age of 3, which was to force him to go without food for 12 days.

Deborah is the niece of Herbert W. Armstrong, the founder of the fundamentalist Christian church, the Worldwide Church of God; and her father, Dwight, was the composer of the church’s hymnal. The church had over 140,000 members in hundreds of congregations around the world, an annual income of over $200 million, and one of the most-viewed religious telecasts in the 1980′s and 1990′s (larger than the other leading religious programs combined) called "The World Tomorrow"