Those who simply cease to be involved in the faith are not shunned. In compliance with the Scriptures, however, members can be expelled for serious unchristian conduct, such as stealing, drunkenness, or adultery, if they do not repent and cease such actions. Disfellowshipping does not sever family ties. Disfellowshipped members may continue to attend religious services, and if they wish, they may receive pastoral visits. They are always welcome to return to the faith.1 Corinthians 5:11-13.
Ha! Liars
Interesting too how they try to equate being a former member with "stealing, drunkenness, or adultery"
Those who simply cease to be involved in the faith are not shunned.
IF.... they DO NOTHING THAT DESERVES DISFELLOWSHIPING AFTER THEY LEAVE! (unless the brothers come by and ask you WHY you are not attendind and you tell them you don't agree watchtower style......then you WILL be. You must lie to them or be disfellowshiped! Nice choices eh?)
Disfellowshipping does not sever family ties.
IF....you live in the home, or are married to the df'ed one, or if you have neccesary buisness to handle.
WTBTS........famous for half truths and outright lies!