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Herbert W. Armstrong
Date of birth
July 31, 1892
Date of death
January 16, 1986 (aged 93)
Resting Place
Altadena, California, U.S.
Nationality
American
Occupation
Evangelist, Author
Known for
Radio evangelism, founding the Worldwide Church of God
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Worldwide Church of God & Herbert W Armstrong Archives
This library contains publications by Herbert W. Armstrong and the Worldwide Church of God from 1928 up to 1986.
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Herbert W. Armstrong's books, booklets and articles
100s of pages of literature and information for your free download! Further items may be added in due course.
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The Herbert W Armstrong Trail
This information has been collected from data collected from The Autobiography of Herbert W Armstrong, the internet and a trip I undertook in October 2011 and in late 2017 to Portland, Eugene and Willamette Valley in Oregon. Data was also supplied by Pastor Randy Stiver (United Church of God), Pastor Larry Walker (United Church of God), Pastor John Lemley (Church of God (seventh day), Al Stout and Ben Light.
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Sermons and Broadcasts
Collection of audios and videos of Herbert W. Armstrong's sermons and broadcasts. Including broadcasts in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, London presentation, Rotary Club Manila, and many more.
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World Tomorrow Library of Congress Collection
The United States Library of Congress Film and Television Archives contain all episodes of the World Tomorrow program featuring unofficial ambassador for world peace Herbert W. Armstrong, dating from 1972 through 1986.
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HWA Audio Books
Collection of Herbert W. Armstrong's audios of his main books
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