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Nontrinitarian Christian denomination based in the United States
Three major post‑WCG splinters—the United Church of God (UCG), the Philadelphia Church of God (PCG), and the Restored Church of God (RCG)—sought to preserve Herbert W. Armstrong’s doctrines by breakin...
The Worldwide Church of God (WCG), rebranded Grace Communion International (GCI) after doctrinal reforms, fractured into dozens—if not hundreds—of offshoots; the most prominent include the United Chur...
The United Church of God (UCG) explicitly traces its "Fundamentals of Belief" back to the fundamentals drafted by Herbert W. Armstrong for the Radio/Worldwide Church of God, and UCG leaders have said ...
Herbert W. Armstrong taught that New Testament Christians must keep Mosaic laws—Sabbath, dietary rules, tithing, and the annual Levitical festivals like Passover and Tabernacles—and he rejected mainst...
The organization long known as the Worldwide Church of God now operates under the name after a multidecade doctrinal and organizational transformation that culminated in an official name change in 200...