Announcing the 2012 Global Survey

We want to personally urge all of you – including those who voted last year – to take a few minutes and vote NOW in the 2012 Global Survey! We are confident that we will far surpass the amount of votes gathered for the first Survey, which was only available during the last quarter of 2011. We wonder, with nearly a full year ahead of us, just how many votes will we receive?

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“Lord, whom shall we go away to?”

“Lord, whom shall we go away to? You have sayings of everlasting life; and we have believed and come to know that you are the Holy One of God.”
When Peter spoke the above words, the last thing on his mind was any question of leaving an ‘organization’ of any kind. Jesus, and no human organization, was the one with sayings of everlasting life.

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Watch Tower Faces Clean-up Bill For “Ruining The Earth”

Reports that several 55-gallon drums containing benzene, xylene, and other chemicals hazardous to human health have been unearthed at three different sites near the Watchtower Farms complex in upstate New York. It is uncertain exactly how and when the drums were buried, and the scale of the pollution and full scope of the clean-up operation is not yet known.

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“Won Without a Word” – At What Cost?

Watchtower publications define the role of a Christian wife who finds herself married to a husband who does not share her faith. The scripture they use advises women in such situations that they can win over their husbands “without a word,” or by letting their actions rather than their words give evidence that faith can make one a better person.

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Domestic Abuse Experience in Feb 2012 Watchtower

As you may be aware, the following experience was published on page 29 of the February 2012 issue of the Watchtower (Study Edition) which reads as follows: Selma recalls a lesson she learned from the Witness who studied with her. “On one particular day,” says Selma, “I didn’t want to have a Bible study. The night before, Steve had hit me as I had tried to prove a point, and I was feeling sad and sorry for myself…

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