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Servants' News

Norman S. Edwards started a newsletter called Servants' News



A former member of the Worldwide Church of God (WCG), by the name of Norman S. Edwards, left the WCG to work for Roderick C. Meredith (RCM) and his Global Church of God (GCG). In 1995, Norman Edwards left the GCG and started a newsletter called Servants' News. You can read past issues of Servants' News online at http://www.servantsnews.com.

Norman S. Edwards
Norman S.
Edwards

Notes:

  1. Friends of the Brethren

    Norman S. Edwards' original efforts went under the name Friends of the Brethren.

  2. Port Austin Bible Campus

    Norman S. Edwards' efforts to start a Bible Camp now include an unfinished Web site called the Port Austin Bible Campus Web site at http://www.portaustin.net. Clicking on various links there will lead to this message:

    "Our website is very new and still in its formative stages, but we hope to soon have it fully operational."

    The most recent online issue of his Servants' News newsletter is the May/June 2003 one from two years ago, which is posted at http://www.servantsnews.com/snlatest.htm.

    Norman Edwards is having interpersonal problems with other former associates. A Web site by Homer Kizer, called Homer Kizer Ministries at http://homerkizer.org/index.html, has about two dozen articles that are critical of Norman S. Edwards. The links to these articles can be found on the lower right-hand side of his Web site's Home Page under the heading, The Port Austin Odyssey. Former members of the Worldwide Church of God (WCG) seem to find it impossible to get along with each other. Perhaps Norman's attempts to do a little, tiny, independent "Work" will help him to appreciate more fully what a comparatively huge "Work" Herbert W. Armstrong (HWA) did in spite of all sorts of opposition all along.




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