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• Feast of Tabernacles Sites 2026 Letter

  2026 Feast of Tabernacles and Last Great Day

   

  Saturday, September 26 through Saturday, October 3

   

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  Dear Brethren,

  Here is the information packet for the 2026 Feast of Tabernacles. Listed below are the major CBCG Feast sites. In addition to these, there will be many smaller sites scattered across th

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• Monthly Letter, July/August 2026

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  July 15, 2026

  Dear Brethren,

  Modern Christendom continues to embrace teachings and ideas that have no basis in the Scriptures. Instead, most Protestant and Catholic doctrines are based on ancient pagan concepts—with just enough of the truth mixed in to make it appear to be of God. This is true of most teachings that go by the name “Christian”: immortality of the soul; heaven a

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• Monthly Letter, June 2026

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  June 15, 2026

  Dear Brethren,

  In the Protestant world, many preachers are saying that the “secret rapture” is coming soon. They have proclaimed this numerous times in recent years, but of course no such event has ever occurred. Because they believe in the immortality of the soul, they misunderstand the biblical passages on the first resurrection—assuming those passages describe som

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• Monthly Letter, May 2026

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  May 16, 2026

  Dear Brethren,

  The Feast of Pentecost is just around the corner, set this year for May 24. As members of body of Christ, we especially look forward to this festival. After all, it points not only to the first resurrection—to our becoming immortal spirit beings at Jesus’ return—it also pictures the marriage of Christ to His affianced wife, the Church.

  With that in mind,

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• Monthly Letter, March/April 2026

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  March 12, 2026

  Dear Brethren,

  From time to time in God’s Church, disputes arise over specific doctrinal issues. Recently, we have had to deal with a doctrinal difference concerning the Passover—this time involving Tom Fannin, who was an elder with us for a number of years, as well as his father Marlin. A couple of years ago at an elders co

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