Philadelphia Church of God

Classification	Protestant
Orientation	Restorationism
Theology	Armstrongism
Governance	Hierarchical polity
Leader	Gerald R. Flurry
Region	International
Headquarters	Edmond, Oklahoma
Founder	Gerald R. Flurry
Origin	December 7, 1989 Edmond, Oklahoma
Separated from	Worldwide Church of God
Separations	Church of God's Faithful Church of God Scattered Faithful Faithful Church of God in Laodicea The Church of God Armstrong Remembrancers Keepers of God's Covenant
Members	Approximately 3,000
Official website	https://pcg.church/

The Philadelphia Church of God (PCG) is a non-trinitarian, sabbatarian church based in Edmond, Oklahoma, US. The PCG is one of several offshoots of the Worldwide Church of God (WCG), founded by Herbert W. Armstrong (1892–1986). The PCG was established by Gerald Flurry with the stated purpose of continuing Armstrong's teachings, which were re-evaluated and subsequently rejected by the WCG after Armstrong's death,^[1] as it came to accept orthodox Christian teachings, such as the Trinity (the triune nature of God as one Being in three distinct Persons). Armstrong had rejected the Trinity doctrine in favor of the view that God is not one but two separate God-beings (i.e., the God Family or the Family of God) into which Family, according to Armstrong, "humans upon true conversion and spiritual growth, may be born."^[2][3]

The PCG asserts that it is carrying on Armstrong's legacy after the doctrinal changes made by the new WCG leaders, namely Joseph W. Tkach and his son, Joseph Tkach Jr., and also teaches new revelation that Flurry claims has been shown by God from the Bible since Armstrong's death.