Growing Up in the Worldwide Church of God and How it differed from the Seventh Day Adventist Church

The Worldwide Church of God had a unique requirement for membership. They required their members keep their version of the Old Testament Festivals given to the nation of Israel. What was that like for a child? Tune in and find out! #Worldwidechurchofgod,#cults,#seventhdayadventist

[@hope3761]

Watching your new one,, Thanks

[@hope3761]

My Parents started out in the Seventh Day Adventist then went into the WWC of God when I was 7 then my Dad past away when I was 11 in Nov of 70

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

Day of Atonement was torture for me since I was hypoglycemic, had Lyme disease and malobsorbtion syndrome,,,, of which were not diagnosed until 2005 to 2013. My tick bite was between 1982 and 1984. In the early 1990’s on Atonement I’d eat something after church and just not tell anyone. I would get to the point that I felt like I was going to pass out. I think that Jesus would have told me OK Boyd you should eat something so you don’t pass out.

[@susanepp2707]

I always thought it was strange that to come meet with the WWCofG you coupd only go by invitation. My grandgather knew HWA and my parents knrw Garner Ted so even though we were never members we had a proper invit to attend.

[@raybo1018]

Yes, where is that ever found in Scripture? Nowhere!

[@homebody61]

I can still remember the ubiquitous liquor glasses

[@hope3761]

They made a unleavened Cook book in our Columbus Ohio Church and the cottage cheese pancakes I did like a lot of eggs mixed with the cottage cheese Their were a few unleavened crackers that I would eat that I liked I got a good taste of being Jewish - Bondage to the Law

[@homebody61]

I still eat matzos

[@adamjacobschmidt]

Could you possibly number these videos? Or, put them in a playlist?

[@umajunkcollector]

watching TV on sabbaths was taboo.

[@user-qb4ri7wi8w]

Seventh Day Adventist is a Protestant Church who happen to Observe Sabbath day

[@raybo1018]

Wrong, they are a works based cult that puts the writings of Ellen G White above the Bible

[@KenjiHouston]

Every service had two sermons, sermonette and sermon. If we were lucky, the preacher broke up the sermon in to 3 to 7 talking points. No so lucky, we got an hour long rambling sermon.

[@raybo1018]

It was horrific no matter what they did

[@umajunkcollector]

Did you forget the FOOT WASHING?

[@raybo1018]

It’s easy for me to forget about that, because I never actually participate in it. I wasn’t allowed to go to the Passover services. I was too young.

[@umajunkcollector]

i don't observe Catholic/Ptotestant holidays or Sunday mass. Ahd i will not pay tithes to any cult priests or preachers. WCG wasn't the only cult, main stream churchianity are no better. We won't ""join"" any of them, we are in the Church of Christians, that simple.