I know the slips were banned in Belgium years ago. In The Netherlands they still used the forms when I got out (2012), I don't know the current situation. And for the foreign field (I was the ministerial servant in charge of the territory) we builded a nice program to keep track of all the foreign addresses, which we printed on S-8.
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No longer to use "house to house record" slips and "please follow up slips"!
by stuckinarut2 ina letter has just been read out indicating that effective immediately, witnesses are no longer to use the s-8 slip known as the "house to house" record slip, as well as the s-43 "please follow up" slip (usually used for foreign language people).. the letter stated that this is because of the changes in privacy laws etc that are becoming common in the world today.. i will try and get a copy of the full letter and post it asap.. .
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I use RSS in Firefox. Love it. Especially for a dozen blogs that don't update every day, or news sites that have a lot of not-interesting articles.
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This weeks service meeting! More craziness.....
by stuckinarut2 inso this weeks service meeting is so full of "crazy".
a whole 15 min part devoted to trying to indoctrinate everyone on how to "explain our beliefs on 1914".
then another 15 min part called "a tool to help us explain our beliefs about 1914".
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Tv.jw.org - Average Jdub reaction? I'm getting NOTHING but Silence!
by 4thgen inhello all, as you know, when jw tv was announced, our board went wild.
many comments, much speculation and alot of negative feedback on the quality, etc.
well, what has me concerned is that i have not heard a peep from any of my connections left in kingdom-land.
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How many JW read their magazines? Read the Bible daily? Participate at the meetings? Pioneer? How many do recognize 'new light' when they read it? (Usually the WT needs a footnote to indicate: this is new light.) How many are really able to lead a Bible study? Etc.
Really, most JW aren't very jolly about their religion: they're followers, not more. Maybe just 10% is really active and happy about it. The rest is mentally inactive.
So, I am not suprised that most jdubs aren't very exited with tv.jw.org.
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Rick Fenton, please stop lying!
by Watchtower-Free inmakes a good point.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x8i192fbuq&list=uuz1w0ll081jjiycjb298pow.
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Who is Rick Fenton?
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Looking back to what happened since sept 2012... i must say its brilliant !
by insidetheKH inwho thought in the early months of 2012 that such a rebranding would take place in only a matter of 24 months?.
they managed to go from an antique looking and boring website (watchtower.org) with hardly any attractive content to go to a fresh looking new website with stuff for everyone, families, children, teenagers.. movies, and short videos about almost everything and new ones added every month.
cartoons, animation video's , interviews, picture activities all kind of projects, many audio files like dramatic bible readings, dramas and music, online research tools, new brochures for kids (off and online) etc.
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So, the OP is actually saying that until 2012 the WTG did not take care of it's members and didn't had much to offer.
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TV.JW.ORG Productions Episode 1 - Brilliant!
by 4thgen inthis is brillant!
watch this before the wt takes this down!.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgstms2sioa.
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OMG, that's freaky!
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Watchtower encouraging members to go and preach in Israel
by wannaexit inan odd letter was read at last nights' meeting.
it was in regards to a special campaign for next year arranged by the governing body to go and preach in israel.
the call is going out to anybody that speaks hebrew and english.
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From my own experience: traveling to Israel is very safe. Except for Gaza, which is pretty far away from every place where tourists will go.
A few years ago we've visited a Dutch sister who lives in Israel since the 80s. She had some nice stories about the jewish opposition against JW. They are getting some serious threats now and then. So funny when she showed a poster which was distributed in her region with the faces of her and other JW and a nasty text (I don't remember the words). But in general she was really positive.
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^^ What Simon says. Google results are personalized.
Try a privacy enabled search engine. Startpage.com uses Google for the results, but the results aren't based on your history: https://startpage.com/do/search?q=jehovah%27s+witnesses . The first 5 results (should be the same for everyone):
Jehovah's Witnesses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jehovah's_Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses is a millenarian restorationist Christian denomination with nontrinitarian beliefs distinct from mainstream Christianity. According to August ...
Jehovah's Witnesses—Official Website: jw.org
Jehovah's Witnesses: Our official website provides online access to the Bible, Bible-based publications, and current news. It describes our beliefs and ...
BBC - Religion: Jehovah's Witnesses
www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/witnesses/
Guide to the Jehovah's Witnesses, including beliefs, history, the Watchtower and medical ethics.
Jehovah's Witnesses - Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry
www.carm.org/jehovahs-witnesses
The Jehovah's Witnesses go door to door, distribute the Watchtower and Awake magazines, deny the Trinity, the deity of Christ, and deny his physical ...
Jehovah's Witness Exposed Home Page
Exposes the history of the organization, the prophecy blunders, deceptive quoting, doctrinal flip flops, and corruption within the Jehovah's Witness organization.
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Serious problems with Gospel of John, and his Revelation
by Pinku in1) john presents a jesus who is totally different from other gospels.
2) johns claim of jesus being partial to him undermines jesuss own teaching (mathew 5:44-48).
3) johns claim of first miracle (changing the water into wine) and the last (or most spectacular) miracle of resurrecting lazarus are not known to earlier gospel writers---something impossible for them to miss!.
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Imagine yourself a very old man, exiled to the desolate island Patmos. No wonder he went crazy!
I've actually visited Patmos some years ago. It's a nice little Greek island. According to the legend John received his revelations in a cave (with sea view).
Reading Revelation you should keep in mind that John was on that little island: there are a lot of reference to the sea in Revelation.