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The Armstrong Cult
Founded in 1934 by Herbert W. Armstrong as a radio ministry named Radio Church of God, the WCG under Armstrong had a significant, and often controversial, influence on 20th century religious broadcasting and publishing in the United States and Europe, especially in the field of interpreting biblical end-time prophecies. Within a few years after Armstrong's death in 1986, the succeeding church administration, led first by Joseph W. Tkach, Sr. and then his son, Joseph Tkach, Jr., transformed the denomination's doctrines and teachings to be compatible with mainstream Evangelical Christianity. As a result, the WCG experienced schisms when some members and ministers formed churches that conformed to most, if not all, of Armstrong's teachings.
Links to external content:
- Questioning Herbert W. Armstrong
- Herbert W. Armstrong Searchable Library - Table of Contents
- Herbert W. Armstrong - Herbert W. Armstrong Literature
- A Brief Biography of Herbert W. Armstrong
- The Herbert W. Armstrong Compendium- Revealing the Truth of the Bible
- Ambassador Files
- Field Guide: History and Overview of the Ministry of Herbert Armstrong
- index
- Crisis in the Worldwide Church of God --
- Welcome To Ambassador Report
- The Profligate Son
- HALL OF SHAME
- LIST OF PIONEERS OR SENIOR VETERANS OF THE WORLDWIDE CHURCH OF GOD
- YouTube - Big Sandy, TX Imperial/AC Field Day c 1966
- YouTube - Big Sandy, TX Big Tent
- YouTube - Feast of Tabernacles Big Sandy, c. 1963
- YouTube - Imperial Big Sandy & Ambassador Pasadena Field Day
- YouTube - Tour of AC Big Sandy 1989
- YouTube - World Tomorrow - Herbert Armstrong
- YouTube - 1-13 Interview With Garner Ted Armstrong - Christian Cult
- YouTube - Herbert Armstrong in England Pt 1 of 12
- Wolverton's Apocalypse
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