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An interview with Joseph Nicolosi, a clinical psychologist and experts on homosexuality.
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Peter EddingtonJohn LaBissoniere
2008-03-11
The ad in the April 2007 U.S. Reader's Digest offering a subscription to The Good News and a copy of the booklet The Middle East in Bible Prophecy has exceeded expectations.
Total responses at the end of January 2008 were 35,376, and last year's ads in American Baby and Parents magazines have brought in 12,406 and 6,177 respectively. This totals 53,959 new GN subscribers and booklet readers.
Along with the...
United News
Michael Mukarati
2006-08-01
Distribution of The Good News magazine and other Church literature from within Zimbabwe began in February 2000 after our pastor, André van Belkum, asked if my wife, Primrose, and I would be willing to take up the task, and we gladly...
Distribution of The Good News magazine and other Church literature from within Zimbabwe began in February 2000 after our pastor, André van Belkum, asked if my wife, Primrose, and I would be willing to take up the task,...
United News
Millions have read the Left Behind books based on a secret rapture.
Good News
The Bible contains hundreds of prophecies about God's Kingdom, which Jesus Christ will establish when He returns to earth. And what a kingdom it will be! Notice a few of the major prophetic themes from the Bible regarding the Kingdom:
United News
Elizabeth Cannon
2009-03-05
Viral posting? RSS? Twitter? With all of these new words and ideas, it seems like the Internet is creating its own language!
To help you make sense of this new Web lingo, read this short list of key terms you need to know when sharing UCG Web sites, publications and videos on the Internet.
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United News
United News
2008-01-12
The total print order for the January/February 2008 Good News magazine is 529,565, a new record. The previous high was 526,173 in September of 2002.
The total print order for the January/February 2008 Good News magazine is 529,565, a new record. The previous high was 526,173 in September of 2002.
The quantities printed at three sites around the world are as follows...
Good News
Almost half of American teens have stolen, and most admit to cheating and lying, according to a survey of middle—and high-school students. At the same time most also say that "good character" is important.
United News
Edwin Van Pelt
2008-03-19
As of the end of January we have 15,400 subscribers to The Good News magazine (GN ) on file in Canada. We added 600 new subscribers during January, with a number of them coming from the Internet and from the ad in the Canadian Reader's...
A total of 810 new people were added to the Canadian files in January. In addition to the 600 subscribers mentioned above, we added a number of new readers (those who requested booklets but not a GN subscription) as well as a number of new...
United News
Peter Eddington
2006-04-15
Since March of 2003, the U.S. Good News renewal cover wraps have asked for subscribers' e-mail addresses.
The goal of this is to add to the circulation of the monthly e-letter from the president, similar to the member updates that go to our Church members. This is a virtually cost-free way to reach out monthly via e-mail to our GN ...
United News
United News
2007-05-01
The latest in a series of special Sabbath services in Douglas, Isle of Man, to which Good News readers were invited was held on March 3.
The latest in a series of special Sabbath services in Douglas, Isle of Man, to which Good News readers were invited was held on March 3. The topic was "What Is Your Destiny?" Peter Hawkins gave a PowerPoint...
United News
United News
2006-12-26
go to www.ucog.org/PDF/vkg10years.pdf. to see the powerpoint shown during the anniversary celebration
During the Feast of Tabernacles in Schluchsee, Germany, a brief presentation highlighted the first 10 years of the Vereinte Kirche Gottes (UCG–Germany). The Church was officially registered on Aug. 13, 1996. The Powerpoint...
