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Tomorrow's World teaches a message of hope and makes sense of today's events with answers from your Bible. TW is featured on dozens of TV stations weekly, publishes a regular magazine, and mails out free booklets.
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The Fall of Rome: Western World Take Warning. Gerald E. Weston. The fall of the Roman Empire is one of the most studied lessons of history, and has important warnings for Western nations like Canada, the United States, and Great Britain. Watch.
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The Tomorrow’s World magazine and television program are part of our global efforts to bring the true Gospel—the same Good News that Jesus Christ preached—to every person on earth. The Living Church of God practices original Christianity, straight from the Bible.
Tomorrow’s World provides real insight into the underlying causes behind today’s news headlines, but explains what will happen in the future, based on Bible prophecy.
The Tomorrow’s World telecast proclaims the gospel of the soon-coming Kingdom of God, when Jesus Christ will reign on earth and there will be harmony, unity and love among peoples of all races, ethnicities and nationalities. Telecast began airing in January 1999.
Tomorrow's World helps hundreds of thousands of people make sense of the world through the pages of the Bible.
The Living Church of God publishes a free, full-color magazine, Tomorrow’s World, presenting explanations of prophecy, world news analysis, and Instruction in Christian living. Available in multiple languages, Tomorrow’s World magazine is completely free of charge, in obedience to Jesus’ command of Matthew 10:8, “Freely you have ...
Tomorrow's World - Magazine and Television program, Charlotte, North Carolina. 317,390 likes · 6,215 talking about this · 417 were here. Tomorrow's World helps millions of people make sense of the...
