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Readers of Beyond Today magazine share their thoughts in the May/June 2021 issue.
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Readers of Beyond Today magazine share their thoughts in the March/April 2023 issue.
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Before the invention of printing made the Christian Bible widely available, certain of the faithful were very adept at memorizing large portions of the Holy Scriptures.
Jean Updegraff
2007-05-01
Recently I began surfing through our UCG Web site and was absolutely amazed at what treasures it offers!
Recently I began surfing through our UCG Web site and was absolutely amazed at what treasures it offers! Let me share what I found sleuthing through our ucg.org Web site.
Do you realize that our publications are available online?...
Beyond Today Magazine
Readers of Beyond Today magazine share their thoughts in the September/October 2018 issue.
Beyond Today Magazine
Readers of Beyond Today magazine share their thoughts in the November/December 2023 issue.
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A recent poll printed in Le Monde Des Religions revealed that "the number of self-declared French Catholics had dropped from 80 percent in the early 1990s and 67 percent in 2000 to 51 percent today." In contrast, the number of declared...
United News
2024-02-29
This update includes an overview of recent Council meetings, a camp announcement and print marketing statistics.
From the President . . .
Greetings, brethren,
The Council of Elders concluded their meetings here in Cincinnati earlier today. As you may have seen from the agenda that was distributed last week, the agenda was quite...
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Peter Eddington
2020-04-02
Here are some interesting trends from the almost 700 readers who have completed the survey so far.
[UPDATED APRIL 4, 2020] – We are three weeks into receiving responses to our March-April Beyond Today magazine reader survey. A valuable set of data is being received from the 23 questions asked, and the verbatim...
Beyond Today Magazine
Paganism is inclusive. True Christianity, once called the Way, is not. Its original followers passionately rejected the concepts and practices of religions not based on the Bible. What does that mean for you?
