NELCG – Library

    Handwriting on the Wall! On July 4, the United States, currently the most powerful nation in the world, celebrated 234 years of independence. The following day, on Monday, July 5, British-born Harvard professor and economic historian Niall Ferguson opened the 2010 Aspen Ideas Festival with a stark warning that the American “empire” could suddenly collapse—possibly [...]

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Registration Underway! After five days of registration, we currently have 2,533 brethren—around 60% of our total membership in the United States and Canada—successfully registered for the Feast sites in the United States and Canada.  Thank you to everyone who used the Festival Registration system.  If you haven’t yet registered, there is plenty of room at most of [...]

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Living University is now receiving applications for its first on-site freshmen class at Charlotte.  If you are a young adult of college and university age you may find this program the right choice for your higher education. You may access the application and other related materials on the Living University website, www.livinguniv.com. On the home [...]

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Can You Forgive? One of the most challenging things that we must do as Christians is to forgive someone who has offended us or hurt us. Jesus said that we must not only love our neighbors, but we must also show love to our enemies and those who have hurt us (Matthew 5:43-48). This involves being able [...]

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This week, we feature in The World Ahead descriptions of the sites in Barbados and Mexico. International and Hawaii Feast registration is now available at the MyLCG section of www.cogl.org. Christ Church, Barbados The Feast of Tabernacles 2009 will once again be observed at the Barbados Beach Club, on the scenic Maxwell Coast Road in [...]

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Earthquake in Costa Rica     Last Thursday, January 8, a powerful 6.2 on the Richter scale earthquake shook Costa Rica, killing at least 20 people and destroying or seriously damaging hundreds of structures. Our elder there, Mr. George Schaubeck, reported that none of our brethren in Costa Rica were injured by the earthquake, which [...]

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