Armstrong International Cultural Foundation

The Armstrong International Cultural Foundation is a non-profit, humanitarian organization sponsored by the Philadelphia Church of God with executive offices on the Herbert W. Armstrong College campus in Edmond, Oklahoma. Mission Statement The mission of the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation’s performing arts series is to champion Oklahoma as a world-class center for the arts by bringing monumental cultural experiences to the heartland of America. The foundation's mission is based on a two-pronged philosophy: 1) that man is a unique being, possessing vast mental, physical and spiritual potentials—the development of which should be aided and encouraged, and 2) that it is the responsibility of all men to attend to and care for the needs of their fellow men, a precept professed by the vast majority of religions of the world—appropriately summed up in three biblical words: “Love thy neighbor.” Performing Arts Series The foundation began sponsoring a small performing arts series in 1998 in Edmond, Oklahoma. Since then, the series has grown significantly, attracting tens of thousands of guests to the Herbert W. Armstrong College campus. Featured artists include the Vienna Choir Boys, the Eroica Trio, the Canadian Brass, the Romeros Guitar Quartet, the Berlin Philharmonic Winds, Peter Schickele, Jubilant Sykes, the King’s Singers and other world-renowned performers. Archaeological Activities The foundation sponsors several activities in Israel. In 2006, the foundation began supplying volunteers and aid to Dr. Eilat Mazar’s ground-breaking excavation of King David’s palace in Jerusalem. It has also helped refurbish Liberty Bell Park in the heart of the city, a project Herbert W. Armstrong had started. For more information see: https://www.armstrongauditorium.org/about Armstrong Auditorium is the premier concert events and performing arts theater in Edmond, Okla. and greater Oklahoma City. #ExperienceArmstrong