can a disfellowshipped person go in the KH to get literature??

by orangefatcat 23 Replies latest jw friends

  • Lewis
    Lewis

    Hummm? So what's the deal with the "Kingdom Ministry" used in the service meeting? I remember when an elder had some extra copies and the speaker on the platform asked if anyone needed one. Well, a disfellowshipped woman was sitting in the audience and she raised her hand. The elder gave her one. And then, about 10 minutes later in the middle of the meeting, he approached her and asked for it back. Telling her that because she was df'd she couldn't have it. And she gave it back to him.

    Since then, I always assumed that if you were df'd you couldn't get the literature? ... not that I've been trying.

    Lewis

  • blondie
    blondie

    The KM is an internal publication for baptized, dedicated publishers--so an elder told me--not intended for people just studying or attending a few meetings, and not for the DF'd/DA'd. So are so picky that if you don't turn in time for one month, no KM. It is supposed to be a "privilege" to receive one.

    Blondie

  • Elsewhere
    Elsewhere

    Bliss, Shhhhh!!! Don't tell'em I stole your joke!

    Creativity is the art of concealing your sources!

  • Doubtfully Yours
    Doubtfully Yours

    If the person is disfellowshipped and wants literature he/she must approach an elder and the elder in turn will get it for him/her.

    There's a BIG 'but', though, to getting literature when the person is disfellowshipped: The disfellowshipped person must be attending meetings and giving positive steps towards returning to the Organization.

    Of course, if the person has relatives/friends on the inside that could get the lit for him/her, then the previously-mentioned doesn't apply.

    DY

  • Lewis
    Lewis

    Thanks for the info blondie. ... and btw, I'm so glad your group is back together.

    Lewis

  • BLISSISIGNORANCE
    BLISSISIGNORANCE
    Bliss, Shhhhh!!! Don't tell'em I stole your joke!

    Elsewhere...............the funniest thing about the condom is that it wasn't a joke, it did happen LMAO.

    Anyhow, I can share.

    Cheers, Bliss

  • CruithneLaLuna
    CruithneLaLuna

    There are innumerable ways to circumvent the "stupid rules." I wanted a copy of a certain KM, and my friend who is DF'd, but whose active JW mother depends on her for transportation and other assistance, surreptitiously borrowed her mom's issue and photocopied it for me. This was as easy as asking, basically. Many things are as easy as asking - and finding the rigtht people to ask.

    Cruithne the Relatively Resourceful

  • blondie
    blondie
    Thanks for the info blondie. ... and btw, I'm so glad your group is back together.

    Lewis

    Yes, it looks like I'll be posting more from the road from now on. Blondie

  • orangefatcat
    orangefatcat

    Blondie,

    I am not sure if you understood what I was saying, but I did get all the literature I wanted and if I need something else from the hall like a KM he my ex will give it to me.

    Dear what sort of group do you have? I know you spend a tremendous amount of time and research for many who don't have literature or for those who threw their literature out. If we need to keep ahead of the JW's we have to know what it is the are thinking and thelling publishers . So that is why I found it ever so advantageous to keep all my literature.

    I know many that have be intensely injured by the Organization have destroyed their literature.

    What ever the case ,my goal is to help people know that the WTS in no way the the truth taught by Christ.

    Love ya

    Orangefatcat.

  • blondie
    blondie

    OFC, "my group" is a joke, a funny.

    The group BLONDIE with me, Debbie Harry as lead singer.

    (smile)

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