Said one of the 2 elders to me when I had to talk with them at the 'back room'."I will never forget these words."WE" excludes God right?
"WE can decide if you will remain an unbaptised publisher or not"
by XPeterX 22 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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isaacaustin
Tell them you don't want to be one anymore. I was an unbaptized publisher about 22 years ago and remained one for about a year or so...before being removed as one. An announcement was made that I was no longer an unbapt pub. Prior to a change in 1989?, I would have been termed a disapproved associate, subject to shunning. Since this change was made before my removal, I was simply a 'worldly person'...but everyone was confused if they could talk to me or not. LOL Blinded by the new light.
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miseryloveselders
Isaac, I'm surprised they announced that. All my years I've never heard it announced from the platform that one was no longer an unbaptized publisher. Dont' get me wrong, I'm not questioning you, but I've never seen that. That's crazy. Or maybe I'm misreading what you said. Is that how it was done 20 something years ago?
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isaacaustin
miseryloveselders, I have always known it to be announced...unless something has changed in recent years. I do not currently have access to the Organization book...but it is probably detailed in there.
I was definitely announced as 'no longer an unbapt pub', and heard that announced a few times over the years...less often than dfings though.
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miseryloveselders
miseryloveselders, I have always known it to be announced...unless something has changed in recent years. I do not currently have access to the Organization book...but it is probably detailed in there.
I was definitely announced as 'no longer an unbapt pub', and heard that announced a few times over the years...less often than dfings though.
Maybe thats why I don't recollect ever hearing it. I've probably heard it, but its so far and few in between that it seems like I've never heard it. I rarely see new unbaptized publishers with the exception of born in children and teenagers. Rarely do I see it with studies.