Living Church News

Volume 7, No. 6, November/December 2005

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An Excellent Feast!

Personal Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

Dear Brethren and Friends, Greetings from Charlotte, North Carolina! Most of us experienced anexcellent Feast according to the reports I have received from all over the earth! My wife and I had the privilege of attending…

How to Build Leadership

Editorial Roderick C. Meredith (1930-2017)

There are two kinds of "leaders." One is the kind who uses "authority" and compels followers' grudging obedience. The other kind inspires, persuades and sets an example.

Becoming a Team Player

Douglas S. Winnail

In sports and in business, successful teams win games and achieve prominence. Winning teams are made up of individuals who develop skills that help them function as effective team players. However, it is not only in sports and business that…

Joy: A Fruit of the Spirit

Dibar Apartian (1916-2010)

Can you be truly happy and joyful in a world of confusion, sadness and corruption? Yes, you can and you should, if you are a true Christian. Joy is an attribute of God. It is of God. It is a "fruit of the spirit"—the second fruit after love—…

Feast of Tabernacles 2005: International Site Reports

Around the world, more than 6,700 Living Church of God brethren gathered to observe the 2005 Feast of Tabernacles and Last Great Day. The January-February 2006 Living Church News will include reports from sites across the United States and…

Feast 2006: Time to Start Preparing!

Don Davis

Each year, for many of us, the Feast of Tabernacles seems to be better than all those that have gone before. "That was the best Feast ever!" is an exclamation we hear again and again.

Trials: A Lesson from the Desert

Rod McNair

Have you ever felt bruised and mauled by the trials you face? Do you ever feel you are bouncing along in life, like a pinball, being poked and jabbed by obstacle after obstacle? Do you ever just want time out, to catch your…

The Need for Common Sense

Commentary Martin Fannin

Would you build your own house in a flood zone on ground below sea level? Most would not do this. If they did, we would say they lacked common sense. What about a whole city? Does it make sense to build and maintain a metropolitan area on land below…