Well here's one that has really thrown me for a loop:
As I mentioned in previous posts, I have a very rare form of cancer called clear-cell cancer and am due for an operation that will hopefully take care of it. I've been an inactive Witness for about 10 years but still go to the meetings occassionally. Everyone found out I have the cancer and what's really shocked me is the amount of support I've been getting from people at the Hall. They call, they send me flowers, cards, they come by to visit to see how I'm doing - I'm really quite stunned because the general rule of thumb is that if you're inactive, no one will bother with you. Hell, even the elders have come by to visit. And the REALLY strange thing is: no one has said anything about "you should go out in service, you should go to more meetings" etc.
There are nice people at my Hall and I generally don't blame them for all the crap that goes on in the Organization - I blame those at the top but I don't know what to make of this. Are they genuinely concerned or do they have an ulterior motive?
Anyone else ever get unexpected support and wonder what the hells going on? What should I make of this?