Only a few realize that these biblical festivals are a teaching tool God uses to reveal His plan.

We sincerely hope that in the very near future you and your children will learn more about God's Holy Days and begin observing them rather than Halloween and other days of pagan origin that are of no value for teaching...

Why does God command us to rejoice at the Feast of Tabernacles? What could possibly keep us from naturally rejoicing during the highlight of the year?

There is nothing quite like spending the Feast of Tabernacles with family and friends in God's Church. How will our experiences during the Feast compare to those we have after Jesus Christ returns to this earth?

By the time this issue of United News goes to press, the Feast of Tabernacles will be just six weeks away. With close to 22,000 brethren attending in over 60 sites around the world, the Feast is the major undertaking...

Did you know that God set aside a special day so you can have meaningful, lasting contact with Him? Nearly 6,000 years ago our Creator declared the seventh-day Sabbath a day of rest and fellowship with Him.

Has America dodged the bullet? Has the economy turned around? Will government intervention save the day? Will the country soon wake up from its financial nightmare and find that everything has returned to normal?

There's much more to Christ's resurrection than watching a sunrise on Easter morning, probably the only occasion when most people even think about the resurrection.

Is Easter really about the Jesus described in the Bible? And what do sunrise services, eggs and bunnies have to do with the Jesus the apostles served?

It seems most people today don't really know what "sin" means. Two biblical festivals can help us understand why God considers sin so bad.

Jesus Christ described the core of His message in Matthew 13:45-46 as a pearl of great price. But what He did for us as His final act of love is also priceless.

What do you do if everyone in the world needs a heart transplant?

Christmas is a holiday created by men. It's not in the Bible. It didn't become part of traditional Christianity until more than 300 years after the death of Jesus Christ.

Early in my daughter's marriage, she lost both her diamond engagement ring and wedding band in a large park.

Christmas is both colorful and popular. But it's also a contradictory term. Here's why.

As we learn more of God's truth, it is very exciting to see what lies ahead!

Although it is difficult to determine the first time anyone celebrated Dec. 25 as Christmas, historians are in general agreement that it was sometime during the fourth century.