HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF GOD (SEVENTH DAY) (2025)
OUR BEGINNING : The Church of God (Seventh Day) grew from the efforts of dedicated followers of Christian living in western Michigan in 1858 called the Church of Christ, joined by a church in Iowa, established in 1863 called the Church of Jesus Christ. The influence of the Church of God (Seventh Day) began to expand into eastern and central United States, due in part because of the publication of a magazine, "The Hope Of Israel". This publication created an interest in the Church's "distinct" doctrines such as the seventh-day Sabbath as the day of worship. Unified around these unique doctrines, the General Conference of the Church was officially organized in 1884 and incorporated in Missouri in 1899. The offices of the General Conference were located in Stanberry, Missouri, until 1950, when they were moved to Denver, Colorado, where they remain today. Over the years, the "Hope of Israel" was moved from Michigan to Iowa, then to Miss...