The Mind Boggling, Global Girding Work of David Hulme, Eat Your Heart Out Dave Pack!

One would get the impression from looking at David Hulme's magazine VISION (which no one ever reads) and his really BAD church web site that he has lots and lots of members.

Hulme is like almost all the other COG's out there.  His group is small and insignificant even though it makes this claim that attempts to give the impression it is a huge church.

The Church of God, a nondenominational organization based in Pasadena, California, traces its antecedents to Sabbatarian communities in 17th-century Europe, and before that to the first-century apostolic Church at Jerusalem. Accordingly the Church endeavors to uphold the original practice and teachings of Jesus Christ and His followers. The Church of God has members all around the world and maintains offices in Australia, Germany, the Philippines, South Africa, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.

By their own admission they only have around 900 in the United states and about 600 internationally.  I do have to appreciate the fact that Hulme has more members than Dave Pack does!

Armstrongite Mythology Referenced In Regards To Syrian Conflict

USA Today arrticle mentions the failed proepchies of Herbert Armstrong:

A number of congregations including the Seventh-day Adventists can trace their roots to the "Great Disappointment" of 1844, a year when a preacher named William Miller moved thousands of Christians to give away their possessions with prophecies detailing what he thought would be the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Millions of Americans also listened as Herbert W. Armstrong, a warbled-voice minister belted out dire prophecies of famine, war and pestilence in the late 1930s – during the Dust Bowl drought and just before the onset of World War II. President Harry Truman, an avid student of the Bible and its prophecies regarding the return of Jews to the Holy Land, was the first world leader to recognize Israel in 1948, a moment some Christians believe began a new prophetic era for events in the Middle East.

See article: Some see biblical visions of doom in Syria trouble

David C. Pack and Elul 25, 2013

I heard an interesting comment about Elul 25 today.  Remember Elul 25?  That is the date on the Gregorian calendar that is August 31.  Remember August 31?  That is the date that David C. Pack FIRMLY and AUTHORITATIVELY set as the date of the great reunification of the Church of God under his leadership.  By or on August 31, three Church of God leaders were supposed to be killed by his god so that all their respective church members would be so in shock that they would immediately come to Dave Pack's personality cult with all their money. We all know now that it was all a great lie.

Did you also know that Elul 25 is the date that the Jewish calendar sets as the date of creation?

Did Dave also pick this date as the creation date of the new Church of God?  Can he truly be this stupid?  He is not creating anything new.  Jesus Christ and/or God is not creating anything new with Dave.  The Restored Church of God is just one more bastardized Church of God.  Nothing more.