You're welcome, Martin. Here's some more by the way.
Throughout your article there's a couple instances where you don't precede the organizational title, Watchtower, with "the."
Basically Watchtower’s current Governing Body is telling Jehovah’s Witnesses to stop asking and addressing questions to its world headquarters.
For decades Watchtower has received inquiries from the Witness community questioning important details of these teachings;
Watchtower’s doctrinal development generation is all but dead and gone.
I think in instances where you're speaking about a singular individual and actions associated with that individual, its ok to simply call them by their name. In this case, we're talking about an organization with a title, and "the" should be used in the absolute sense. TD will probably see this and correct me, but until then I think, "the" should precede Watchtower in the examples listed above.
