Greetings to All
I have a question that hopefully someone can answer. I am currently disfellowshiped but attending the Sunday meetings at the Kingdom Hall. I live with my mother who is in her late 70's and has been a witness for over 50 years. Recently, during the last year, she has had health problems and has not been able to make the meetings until last month when the weather turned better. Last Saturday she was sitting in her living room chair and noticed a car group of witnesses was out doing door to door work on the street. She notices who they are as they approch the neighbor's door. It was Elder XXX with his partner from the Kingdom Hall. She procedes to the front door to open it expecting an encouraging visit, but they walk right by to the next neighbor's house both of which are not interested. She was very dis-couraged and felt that this was a direct snub as she says "they could of spent 5 minutes of time" asking me how I was and such. My question is there an un-written rule that a witness will not stop if there is a disfellowshiped person in the house. Was it from me or is this just a lack of appreciation for a longtime witness because you cannot count time on "encouragement visits". I live upstairs so the elder would not even have to worry if he has to run into a "disfellowshiped person" She is perplexed and wonder where is all this "Love" that is suppose to be there. Why do they spend so much time with people on the outside that could care less and will not give lifetime members 5 minites of encouragement. She was going to write a letter to the WT society over this incident because it upset her so much. Any answers to this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks CaptK