the current jws do not cease to amaze.
here's their latest video on youtube and straight from bethel.. there is a lot of work involved in this.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwou6e5vwbo .
as was explained, it was for Family Night, which is basically a Bethel talent show. Probably someone with enough pull in the video production services department was able to get a camera and record stuff as he went to different facilities doing his job.
it wasn't supposed to be leaked to youtube. he probably sent it to a friend who sent it to a friend who uploaded it.
the current jws do not cease to amaze.
here's their latest video on youtube and straight from bethel.. there is a lot of work involved in this.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwou6e5vwbo .
yeah that's a family night video if i ever saw one.
sister pants rules: If their job is in a place where they will be seen by non-bethelites such as a lobby, they are not allowed to wear pants. That rule started around 2002. I remember A LOT of sisters being mad. It's a huge pain in the ass to clean and stuff when you're in a skirt.
there's a lot of dumb rules like that. you can't go in or out of a lobby wearing shorts. that was a huge pain in the ass in Brooklyn, since most bethelites lived in a building with a lobby. If you wanted to go running or any sort of fun, you had to bring clothes with you and change later (and then change back).
ok - here is your task for the day:.
go to jw.org and find their information email address.
then find their weekend support desk phone number.. there is a link at the bottom of many pages that says [ ] email link.
the outcomes of jehovah's witness court cases, to most first amendment scholars, the witness successes in court, especially the supreme court, were accidental.
legal scholars have uniformly dismissed the witnesses' methods for bringing about first amendment cases, referring to their legal successes as mere unintended consequences of fanatical preaching.
for example, legal scholar bernard schwartz noted that jehovah's witnesses, "who became involved in trouble with the law were only seeking to propagate their unpopular creed.
full set: http://imgur.com/a/7k2rj .
pdf: https://mega.co.nz/#!jo8g3ssj.
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Yeah that stuck out like a sore thumb too. My question is what happens if the answer is 'no'
I'm guessing they get screwed when it's time for a remodel or new building.
the one in coraoplis is a greek con so yeah it's not going to have a lot of people.
my parents and i are discussing a quote that was made many years ago.
we know for a fact that it was made.
i have exhausted all of my resources to find it, and so i come here to this fine group to ask you about this quote.. the subject is about money.
anyone have a pdf of the letter?
my parents and i are discussing a quote that was made many years ago.
we know for a fact that it was made.
i have exhausted all of my resources to find it, and so i come here to this fine group to ask you about this quote.. the subject is about money.
I've read a few posts mentioning a letter read this week on the topic of donations (begging for money). what's up with that?
i never had the privilege to serve at bethel .. therefore, community help is greatly appreciated friends.. do the gb members have their own living quarters separate from the average jw?.
does their "busy" schedule permit field service, if yes, how many hours a month?.
how long are their weekly wednesday meetings?.
pbrow: I should have said national average which is 9-10 hours. They turn their reports in to their cong. like everyone else.
i never had the privilege to serve at bethel .. therefore, community help is greatly appreciated friends.. do the gb members have their own living quarters separate from the average jw?.
does their "busy" schedule permit field service, if yes, how many hours a month?.
how long are their weekly wednesday meetings?.
separate quarters? No. In Brooklyn they lived in the same buildings as everyone else. They did get some of the nicer rooms though.
field service? They're expected to meet the publisher average as are all bethelites. basically they are 'supposed' to go out every saturday with their congregation. the infirm ones are sort of exempt from this but they still go out a little. i knew a brother whose job was to take one of them out in service which was driving him around to a few RVs
-wednesday meeting? No idea but I figure it takes up most of the work day
-special privileges? They can pretty do whatever they want. However in their congregations they serve as regular elders
