In 1986 the man who was the public face of the Worldwide Church of God, Herbert W. Armstrong, died. He wrote for its journal, The Plain Truth, but thereafter the new leadership saw various errors and decided to change them primarily in then accepting the Trinity doctrine. Many members stuck with Armstrong's teachings. Many others went along with the changes and that group was then called Grace Communion International. It accepted the orthodox Trinity doctrine so was welcomed into the fold of mainstream Christianity. There were other beliefs and practices that changed but this question is only about stances taken re. the Trinity doctrine.
Since that major split in the Worldwide Church of God from the mid 1990s, what is the stance re. the Trinity of those groups listed below that rejected the others’ acceptance of the Trinity doctrine that prompted the initial dissenting group’s stance? Did all those others reject the Trinity doctrine, and still reject it (if they continue to exist separately, or if they have merged with other groups?) Failing ability to detail the current stance of all those groups re. the Trinity, an over-view of a few would suffice.
The Philadelphia Church of God (Gerald Flurry)
The Restored Church of God (David C. Pack)
Living Church of God (Roderick C. Meredith)
Intercontinental Church of God (Garner Ted Armstrong)
United Church of God, an International Association
Church of God’s Faithful (Robert G. Ardis)
Independent Church of God (Ronald L. Dart)
Church of God, an International Community (David Hulme)
Christian Biblical Church of God (Fred R. Coulter)
The Church of God - PKG (Ronald Weinland)
House of Yahweh (Yisrayl Hawkins)
God’s Church, Worldwide (David Moore)
Church of God, Faithful Flock (Alton Billingsley, a.k.a., Don Billingsley)
Church of God, a Worldwide Association