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==Media projects==
Shortly after the LCG's incorporation, it started producing a weekly, half-hour television program: ''Tomorrow's World''. It is carried on 211 television stations throughout the world. In May 2006, the LCG's media department reported that the show was accessible to nearly 78 million American households, or 71 percent of the American television market.<ref>{{cite web
|last= Winnail
|first= Douglas
|title= World Ahead Weekly Update
|date= May 25, 2006
|url= https://www.lcg.org/weekly-updates/2006-05-25?category=WeeklyUpdate1&item=1148792558
}}</ref>

According to reports in March 2007 by [[Nielsen Research]], the program was estimated to reach an average of 50,000 new viewers each week.<ref>[https://www.lcg.org/letters/co-worker/march-13-2007?category=coworker1&item=1173971444 Living Church of God], Letter from Roderick C. Meredith, March 13, 2007</ref> From 1999 to date,{{When|date=February 2013}} approximately 320 programs have been taped and televised.

The LCG also publishes a free, bi-monthly, subscription magazine titled''Tomorrow's World.'' Circulation figures (July 2017), were 282,000 issues. From the magazine's inception in 1999 through to May 2007, 8.3 million copies were produced.<ref>[https://www.lcg.org/weekly-updates/2007-05-24?category=WeeklyUpdate1&item=1180224082 Greetings], Douglas Winnail, May 24, 2007</ref> Additionally, the church operates a ''Tomorrow's World'' website.<ref>[https://www.cogl.org/media/lcn/LCN%20707.pdf The Living Church News], v.4 No.9, July–August 2007, p. 9</ref>

The church produces several foreign-language radio programs, which are broadcast on 15 stations. These include a Spanish program titled ''El Mundo de Mañana'' ("Tomorrow's World"),<ref>[http://www.mundomanana.org/paginas/construccion.htm Programas de El Mundio de Mañana] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070929161149/http://www.mundomanana.org/paginas/construccion.htm |date=September 29, 2007}}</ref> presented by Mario Hernández, who also presents the Spanish telecast with the same title. Also, the French program ''Le Monde Demain'' ("Tomorrow's World") is broadcast throughout the [[Caribbean]].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.mondedemain.org/emissions |title=Émissions |language=fr |publisher=Le Monde de Demain |access-date=February 25, 2019}}</ref> It was presented by longtime evangelist and radio presenter Dibar K. Apartian until his death in 2010.{{cn|date=April 2024}}