Living Church News

Volume 20, No. 5, September/October 2018

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An Eternal Life of Service and Action

Personal Gerald E. Weston

Dear Brethren, Mankind does not know how to rule. That is a theme running through the last four Festivals in God’s sacred calendar. Think about it.

The Master of Misdirection

Editorial Gerald E. Weston

Every year, it seems the World Cup is the biggest show on earth. Flags from many nations fly from automobiles and porches in multicultural countries such as England and Canada. We all love the country of our heritage, or at least most of us do, but…

The Order of Melchizedek

Dexter B. Wakefield

If you had the choice, which would you rather be: a king or a priest? Some say that they would rather be a priest, because they can’t see themselves ruling even one city, much less several. Others look forward to being a king and exercising the…

50 Years an Ordained Servant: An Interview with Rand Millich

This year, the first day of the Feast of Tabernacles will hold additional meaning for Mr. Rand Millich, Regional Pastor of the U.S. Midwest. He was ordained into the ministry of Jesus Christ on the same Holy Day, fifty Feasts earlier.

The Importance of the Opening Night

Stuart Wachowicz

Soon, we will depart for the locations around the world where we will again observe the Feast of Tabernacles and Last Great Day. Ever since the restoration of the knowledge of observing God’s Holy Days in this mod­ern era of the Church, the keeping…

From Trumpets to Atonement

Wallace G. Smith

The last trumpet and the binding of Satan represent the beginning and end of a brief span of ten days. Those few days see momentous events in the flow of prophetic fulfillment—remarkable events that accompany Jesus Christ’s return to this earth to…

Three Keys to a Joyous Feast!

Mike DeSimone

Several years ago, my family and I were having a very difficult time on the way to the Feast. After several hours in the car, the kids were agitated with each other—which, in turn, caused my wife and me to become agitated with them, and eventually…