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The Complete Encyclopedia of Watchtower History
A comprehensive, sourced encyclopedia documenting every doctrine, scandal, prophecy failure, and organizational tactic of the Watchtower Society and Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Origins & Founding Era
Adventist Roots & Precursors
The Jehovah's Witness movement did not emerge from a vacuum. Its core doctrines — prophetic date-setting, an invisible return of Christ, the year 1914, conditional immortality, and the rejection of …
Charles Taze Russell (1852–1916)
Charles Taze Russell was a Pittsburgh haberdasher turned religious publisher whose persistent date-setting, tireless organizational energy, and talent for promotion created the movement that would eve…
Early Organizational Structure (1879–1916)
The organizational structure Charles Taze Russell built between 1879 and his death in 1916 was radically different from the top-down theocratic hierarchy Jehovah's Witnesses live under today. Russell'…
Watchtower Pyramidology
Most Jehovah's Witnesses today have no idea that the foundational prophetic date of their religion — 1914, the year they believe Christ began ruling invisibly from heaven — was partly derived from…
The Rutherford Revolution
Joseph Franklin 'Judge' Rutherford (1869–1942)
If Charles Taze Russell planted a garden, Joseph Franklin Rutherford replaced it with something unrecognizable. In his twenty-five years as president of the Watch Tower Society (1917–1942), Rutherfo…
The 1925 Prophecy Failure
In 1920, Watchtower president Joseph Franklin Rutherford published a booklet titled "Millions Now Living Will Never Die!" declaring with confidence that 1925 would mark the earthly resurrection of the…
Bible Student Splinter Groups
When Joseph Rutherford seized control of the Watch Tower Society in 1917 and began dismantling the democratic, decentralized movement Charles Taze Russell had built, the result was not silent complian…
Beth Sarim — 'House of the Princes'
In 1929, at the onset of the Great Depression, the Watch Tower Society constructed a ten-bedroom Spanish Colonial mansion in the Kensington Heights neighborhood of San Diego, California. Its stated pu…
Rutherford's 1933 'Declaration of Facts' & Letter to Hitler
On June 25, 1933, some 7,000 Jehovah's Witnesses gathered at the Wilmersdorfer Tennishallen in Berlin and unanimously adopted a document titled "Declaration of Facts." Drafted under Watch Tower Societ…
Jehovah's Witnesses in Nazi Germany: The Purple Triangle
Between 1933 and 1945, Jehovah's Witnesses — known in Germany as the Ernste Bibelforscher, or "Earnest Bible Students" — became the first Christian denomination banned by the Nazi state and one of…
Growth & Consolidation
Nathan Homer Knorr (1905–1977)
If Rutherford was the figure who fundamentally restructured Russell's movement, Nathan Homer Knorr was the administrator who expanded it into a global operation. During his thirty-five-year presidency…
Frederick William Franz (1893–1992)
Frederick William Franz was the intellectual engine of the Watchtower organization for the better part of the twentieth century. As the Society's chief theologian from the early 1940s until his death …
The 1975 Prophecy Catastrophe
In 1966, the Watchtower organization launched a campaign that would become the most destructive self-inflicted wound in its modern history. Through a book, convention talks, magazine articles, and Kin…
The Blood Transfusion Doctrine — Complete History
What began in 1945 as a theological opinion — that blood transfusions violate the biblical command to "abstain from blood" — has evolved into a shifting, internally contradictory policy that simul…
Dangerous Watchtower Medical Advice
The Watchtower organization's blood transfusion doctrine is the most visible and ongoing example of its interference with members' medical decisions. But the blood ban is not an aberration — it is t…
The Governing Body Era
The Governing Body — Structure, History & Power
The Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses is a small, all-male group of men who exercise absolute authority over approximately 8.7 million Witnesses worldwide. They control all doctrinal interpretatio…
Raymond Franz & Crisis of Conscience
Raymond Victor Franz (May 8, 1922 – June 2, 2010) was a third-generation Jehovah's Witness who served at every level of the organization — from full-time pioneer to missionary to headquarters writ…
The 1980 Bethel Purge
In the spring of 1980, the Watchtower organization conducted a secret internal investigation at its Brooklyn headquarters that would become the most significant purge of dissent in the group's modern …
Watchtower Presidents — Complete Biographical Overview
For most of the Watchtower organization's history, the president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania was the most powerful person in the Jehovah's Witness world — the sole aut…
Milton George Henschel (1920–2003)
Milton George Henschel (August 9, 1920 -- March 22, 2003) was the fifth president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, serving from 1992 to 2000, and a member of the Governing B…
The Post-2000 Presidents & Corporate Restructuring
On October 7, 2000, something unprecedented happened in the 116-year history of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society: the president of the corporation became irrelevant. When Milton Henschel and th…
Governing Body Biographies
Early Governing Body Members (1971–1976)
When the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses was formally established in late 1971, it consisted of eleven men. Several of them -- Charles Taze Russell's organizational heirs Nathan H. Knorr, Freder…
Leo Greenlees & Ewart Chitty — Scandal and Silence
The Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses claims to be "appointed by holy spirit" and to serve as God's sole channel of communication on earth. Members of this body direct every aspect of the lives of…
Theodore 'Ted' Jaracz (1925–2010)
Theodore "Ted" Jaracz (September 11, 1925 -- June 9, 2010) was a member of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses from 1974 until his death, and, according to accounts documented at Watchtower Docu…
Gerrit Lösch
Gerrit Lösch, born in 1941 in Austria, has served on the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses since July 1, 1994 — making him the longest-serving active member of the body that claims absolute spi…
Geoffrey Jackson & the Australian Royal Commission
Geoffrey William Jackson is a member of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses, appointed September 1, 2005. Born in Queensland, Australia, Jackson spent over two decades as a missionary and Bible …
Anthony Morris III — Rise, Removal & Mystery
Anthony Morris III (born c. 1950) served as a member of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses from September 1, 2005, until his abrupt and unexplained removal on February 22, 2023. A Vietnam War v…
The Current Governing Body (2024–Present)
As of early 2026, the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses consists of eleven men, making it the largest the body has been since its 1971 formalization. Three members -- Geoffrey Jackson, Gerrit Losc…
Governing Body Members (1977–2005)
The restructuring of 1975-1976 transformed the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses from a rubber-stamp board into the organization's supreme ruling council. The men appointed to serve on the Governi…
Doctrinal Flip-Flops
Complete Timeline of Watchtower Prophecy Failures
From its founding in the 1870s through the present day, the Watch Tower organization has issued a continuous stream of date-specific predictions about the return of Christ, the resurrection of the dea…
The 607 BCE / 1914 Chronology Problem
The date 607 B.C.E. is the most important date in Watchtower theology that virtually no one outside the organization accepts. It is the starting point of a calculation that produces 1914 — the year …
'This Generation' — Six Contradictory Definitions
"Truly I say to you that this generation will by no means pass away until all these things occur." — Matthew 24:34
The 'Faithful and Discreet Slave' — Shifting Identity
"Who really is the faithful and discreet slave whom his master appointed over his domestics, to give them their food at the proper time?" — Matthew 24:45
Major Doctrinal Reversals — Complete Registry
"It is a serious matter to represent God and Christ in one way, then find that our understanding of the major teachings and fundamental doctrines of the Scriptures was in error, and then after that, t…
Theocratic Warfare — The Doctrine of Deception
Among the most consequential teachings of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society is one that most Jehovah's Witnesses rarely discuss openly: the doctrine of "theocratic warfare." This teaching holds t…
The Pagan Origins Paradox
One of the most frequently cited reasons the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society gives for prohibiting certain practices is that they have "pagan origins." Birthdays, Christmas, Easter, the use of the …
Political Neutrality — Voting, Military & Nationalism
Few doctrines of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society have shaped the daily lives of Jehovah's Witnesses more profoundly — or caused more human suffering — than the teaching of political neutral…
The 1914 Earthquake Claim: A Statistic the Watchtower Deleted
For decades, Jehovah's Witnesses knocked on doors armed with a memorable, scientific-sounding statistic: major earthquakes had increased "about 20 times" since 1914, supposedly proving that Christ beg…
'New Light': How the Watchtower Explains Away Its Reversals
Every religion that claims to speak for God faces the same problem: what happens when what it taught yesterday turns out to be wrong? The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has changed its teachings o…
Did the Watchtower Claim to Be a Prophet? (Then Deny It)
For more than half a century, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society described itself in unmistakable terms as God's modern-day prophet — the "prophet" foretold in Ezekiel, a "prophetlike organizati…
The Romans 13 Reversal: Who Are the 'Superior Authorities'?
For more than three decades, the Watch Tower Society taught that the "superior authorities" of Romans 13:1 — the powers Christians must "be in subjection" to — were not earthly governments at all,…
Organizational Control
Disfellowshipping & Shunning — Complete History
Disfellowshipping — the Watchtower's practice of expelling members and then requiring all remaining Witnesses, including close family members, to completely shun the expelled person — serves as th…
Information Control & Thought Reform
The Watchtower organization does not merely teach doctrines — it controls the information environment in which those doctrines are evaluated. Members are told what to read, what not to read, whom to…
The Two-Witness Rule
Of all the Watchtower's policies, the two-witness rule has caused the most documented harm to the most vulnerable people. The rule requires that before elders can take any judicial action against an a…
Judicial Committees — The Secret Trial System
For nearly seventy-five years, Jehovah's Witnesses accused of "serious sin" have faced a secretive internal tribunal with no legal counsel, no right to record proceedings, no independent judge, and no…
Scandals & Investigations
Child Sexual Abuse — Systemic Failures & Cover-Up
The Watchtower organization's handling of child sexual abuse is not a story of isolated failures by individual congregations. It is a story of systemic, policy-driven institutional protection of abuse…
Legal Battles & Financial Penalties
This article examines how the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society behaves as a litigant — its strategies for avoiding accountability, its systematic obstruction of legal proceedings, and the financia…
The Norway Legal Battle (2021–Present)
In January 2022, Norway became the first country in modern history to strip the Jehovah's Witnesses of their legal registration as a religious community. The decision — based on the organization's s…
Persecution, Government Conflicts & the Malawi-Mexico Hypocrisy
The history of Jehovah's Witnesses includes episodes of genuine, horrific persecution — the Nazi concentration camps, the Soviet gulag, the mob violence in Malawi. It also includes landmark contribu…
Watchtower Lawfare — Copyright as a Weapon Against Critics
The Watchtower organization that fought for free speech in the Supreme Court — winning landmark cases protecting anonymous pamphleteering, door-to-door advocacy, and the right to distribute literatu…
Institutional Hypocrisy — Do as We Say, Not as We Do
Jehovah's Witnesses are told they must be "no part of the world." A Witness who joins the YMCA commits apostasy. A Witness who works at a tobacco counter can face judicial action. A Witness who votes,…
The Secret Pedophile Database
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society maintains a centralized, confidential database at its headquarters containing the names of thousands of individuals accused or found guilty of child sexual abuse…
Steven Unthank & the FDS Legal Vulnerability
In 2011, a former Jehovah's Witness in Australia pursued an extraordinary private criminal prosecution that inadvertently exposed a structural vulnerability at the intersection of Watchtower theology …
Data Protection Law as a Tool Against Watchtower
Over the last decade, a new category of legal pressure has emerged against the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Jehovah's Witnesses: data protection law. Unlike traditional religious-freedom or c…
Blood Transfusion Deaths & the Court Cases They Caused
For more than seven decades, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society's prohibition on blood transfusions has moved out of the pages of its magazines and into hospital wards, operating theaters, and cou…
The Russia Ban: Jehovah's Witnesses Outlawed as 'Extremist'
In April 2017, Russia became the first country since the Soviet era — and the first nominally democratic state of the modern era — to outlaw Jehovah's Witnesses outright, branding a worldwide paci…
The UN Hypocrisy: Watchtower's Secret NGO Membership
For nearly a decade, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York was a registered non-governmental organization associated with the very institution its own literature branded the "scarlet-colo…
Publications & Media
Key Watchtower Publications — Historical Overview
The Watchtower organization has, from its founding, functioned in significant part as a publishing enterprise. From its founding in 1879, the movement has been defined by its printed materials — and…
The New World Translation — Bias & Controversy
The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (NWT) is the Bible translation produced by the Watchtower organization and used exclusively by Jehovah's Witnesses worldwide. Published anonymously by …
Shepherd the Flock of God — The Secret Elders' Manual
Every Jehovah's Witness is subject to a detailed code of conduct that governs their sexual behavior, their friendships, their reading material, their political views, their medical decisions, and thei…
Misquotes & Intellectual Dishonesty in Watchtower Publications
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has built its authority on the claim that its publications are "accurate and truthful, even regarding seemingly insignificant details."[1] Yet decades of critica…
Finances & Real Estate
Finances, Real Estate & The Billion-Dollar Flip
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society is, by any financial measure, a billion-dollar enterprise — yet it operates with no public financial transparency, no independent auditing, and no accountabili…
Estimating Watchtower's Global Wealth
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has never published audited financial statements, undergoes no independent public audit, and — as a church in the United States — is exempt from the IRS Form…
The Ramapo Media Complex
Just two miles from its Warwick world headquarters, the Watchtower organization is constructing the largest building project in its history: a 1.7-million-square-foot audio/video production campus on …
Disaster Relief Finances & The Insurance Question
The Watchtower organization presents its disaster relief program as one of the purest expressions of Christian love — unpaid volunteers rebuilding the homes of fellow Witnesses after hurricanes, flo…
Culture & Daily Life
Daily Life, Culture & Restrictions
The Watchtower organization claims that Jehovah's Witnesses are united worldwide in "one mind" — a single, harmonious body of believers practicing their faith identically across 239 countries and te…
The Baptism Problem & Born-In Experience
At Matthew 28:19, Jesus gave a single, clear instruction for baptism: "Go, therefore, and make disciples of people of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of th…
Women's Role & Gender Inequality
The Jehovah's Witness organization enforces one of the most rigid gender hierarchies of any modern religious movement. Grounded in a literalist reading of Pauline epistles, the Watchtower's headship d…
Mental Health & Psychological Impact
In 1960, the Watchtower's Awake! magazine declared that "for a Christian to go to a worldly psychiatrist is an admission of defeat, it amounts to 'going down to Egypt for help.'" The same article assu…
The Evolution of Preaching Methods
Few aspects of Jehovah's Witness life are as defining — or as closely monitored — as field service. From the earliest colporteurs distributing tracts near churches in the 1880s to the ubiquitous l…
Convention & Assembly Culture
For most Jehovah's Witnesses, conventions are the spiritual and social highlight of the year — multi-day events that combine doctrinal instruction, emotional spectacle, social bonding, and organizat…
Bethel Life & Volunteer Labor
For over a century, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has maintained a global network of headquarters and branch office facilities staffed almost entirely by unpaid volunteer workers. Known colle…
Men's Roles, Expectations & the Elder Burden
The Jehovah's Witness organization enforces a rigid gender system that is most often examined from the perspective of the women it subordinates. But the same hierarchical structure that excludes women…
Why Jehovah's Witnesses Reject Holidays & Celebrations
Jehovah's Witnesses are among the most recognizable abstainers from holidays in the modern world. They reject birthdays, Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Mother's Day, Father's Day, New Yea…
The Watchtower's War on Higher Education
For more than half a century, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has discouraged Jehovah's Witnesses from attending college and university. What began in the 1960s as urgent end-times advice—"th…
The Complete List of Jehovah's Witness Rules & Prohibitions
Jehovah's Witnesses live under one of the most comprehensive behavioral codes of any modern religion — a web of requirements governing medicine, sex, dress, entertainment, holidays, politics, and ev…
Dating, Marriage & Divorce Rules for Jehovah's Witnesses
From a first date to a final divorce decree, the romantic life of a Jehovah's Witness is governed by an unusually detailed and rigid set of rules. A Witness may date only a fellow baptized believer, m…
Why Do Jehovah's Witnesses Knock on Your Door?
The house-to-house ministry is the most visible and defining activity of Jehovah's Witnesses. For over a century, members have knocked on doors, offered magazines, and returned for follow-up Bible stu…
Inside the Bedroom: Watchtower Rules on Sex & 'Uncleanness'
For most of its modern history the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has claimed jurisdiction not only over whom Jehovah's Witnesses may marry and divorce, but over what married couples may do in the…
The ExJW Movement
The ExJW Movement — Key Figures & Resources
For most of the Watchtower organization's history, leaving was an act of solitary disappearance. Those who left — whether disfellowshipped, disassociated, or simply faded — vanished into the silen…
How to Leave the Jehovah's Witnesses: Fading, DA & Disfellowshipping
For most people raised as one of Jehovah's Witnesses, the hardest part of leaving is not losing a belief system — it is losing everyone. This guide explains the three practical routes out of the org…
Current Issues
Recent Organizational Changes (2023–2025)
Between late 2022 and early 2026, the Watchtower organization underwent the most concentrated period of policy changes in its modern history. Beards were permitted. Women could wear pants to meetings.…
Watchtower Statistics & the Growth Crisis
For over a century, the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society has meticulously tracked the preaching activity and growth of Jehovah's Witnesses worldwide. These statistics, published annually in Service…
The COVID-19 Pandemic & Its Impact
When COVID-19 swept the globe in early 2020, the Watchtower organization implemented the most sweeping operational shutdown in its 140-year history. For more than two and a half years, every Kingdom H…
The Digital Transformation (2010–2025)
In fewer than fifteen years, Jehovah's Witnesses underwent one of the most dramatic technological pivots of any religious organization in modern history. An organization that once warned its members t…
Comparative Analysis
Watchtower & Other High-Control Groups — Comparative Analysis
The Watchtower organization occupies an unusual position among the world's high-control religious groups. It is simultaneously one of the most visible — its members knock on doors worldwide — and …
Legal Legacy & Civil Rights Impact
One of the great ironies of the Watchtower organization is that it has done more to expand the civil liberties of American citizens than almost any other religious group — while simultaneously restr…
Are Jehovah's Witnesses a Cult? The BITE Model Applied
Steven Hassan's BITE model — Behavior, Information, Thought, and Emotional control — is one of the most widely used frameworks for measuring undue influence in high-control groups. When the four c…
The Landmark Supreme Court Cases Jehovah's Witnesses Won
Few would expect a religion that condemns the world's governments as satanic and forbids its members to vote, salute a flag, or serve in the military to become one of the most consequential litigants …
Books, Films & Recovery Resources
Books About Jehovah's Witnesses
Over the decades, a substantial body of literature has emerged examining Jehovah's Witnesses from the inside out. Former members, scholars, and investigative writers have produced works ranging from d…
Documentaries About Jehovah's Witnesses
Over the past several decades, filmmakers, journalists, and former members have produced a growing body of documentaries, docuseries, and films examining the Jehovah's Witness organization. These work…
Cult Recovery & Healing Resources
Leaving a high-control group like Jehovah's Witnesses can be one of the most disorienting and painful experiences a person endures. The loss of community, identity, family relationships, and an entire…
Corporate Structure & Personnel
The Watchtower Corporate Network — Structure, Strategy & Secrecy
The organization known to the world as Jehovah's Witnesses does not operate through a single corporation. It operates through a sprawling network of legally separate entities — at least eight in the…
Key US Corporate Officers — The Men Who Run the Machine
Since the year 2000, the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses has held no corporate office in any of the organization's legal entities. Yet the Watchtower's extensive operations — spanning publishi…
Mina, Lepta & the Irish Financial Network
In August 2024, three corporate entities were quietly incorporated in Ireland, all headquartered at Watchtower House, Newcastle, County Wicklow. Their directors include a former Group Executive Board …
GB Committee Helpers — The Unelected Inner Circle
Behind the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses stands a cadre of men that most of the organization's 9+ million members have never heard of. Known as "helpers to the Governing Body," these experienc…
US Regional & Property Corporate Officers
Beyond the well-known Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, and the post-2000 trio of new corporations, the Jehovah's Witness organiz…
Biblical & Theological Critique
Governing Body Authority — The Scriptural Case Against It
The Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses claims to be God's exclusive channel of communication on earth — the sole intermediary through which Jesus Christ feeds his followers. They demand absolute …
The Faithful Slave Parable — One Slave, Two Outcomes
The Governing Body's entire claim to authority rests on a single parable: Matthew 24:45-51. They read it as a prophecy — a prediction that in 1919, Jesus would inspect the world's religions and appo…
The Mediator Doctrine — Who Does Jesus Mediate For?
Among the Watchtower's more obscure but theologically significant teachings is its doctrine that Jesus Christ serves as mediator only for the 144,000 "anointed" Christians — not for the millions of …
Shunning, Conscience & Christian Freedom — What the Bible Actually Says
Jehovah's Witnesses justify their shunning policy primarily through 1 Corinthians 5:11-13 and enforce a detailed code of behavioral rules — from birthday celebrations to competitive sports — that …
Is It 'The Truth'? Examining the Watchtower's Central Claim
Jehovah's Witnesses do not call their religion "a" truth or even "the true religion" — they call it, simply,
'Directed by Holy Spirit'? The Governing Body's Guidance Claim
For decades, Jehovah's Witnesses have been taught that the Governing Body — the "faithful and discreet slave" — is guided, directed, and even chosen by God's holy spirit, and that its published di…
Appendices
Core Beliefs & Doctrines
The Trinity & the Deity of Christ — Is Jesus God?
The denial of the Trinity is the theological cornerstone of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. Jehovah's Witnesses teach that Jehovah alone is Almighty God, that the Trinity is a pagan-derived c…
Jesus Is Michael the Archangel
Jehovah's Witnesses teach that Jesus Christ is the same person as Michael the archangel — that before his earthly life he was the mightiest of the angels, became the man Jesus, and resumed the ident…
The Holy Spirit — God's 'Active Force'
Jehovah's Witnesses reject the Trinity, and a cornerstone of that rejection is their teaching that the holy spirit is not a person at all but an impersonal "active force"—a power that emanates from …
The Divine Name 'Jehovah'
For Jehovah's Witnesses, the divine name "Jehovah" is not merely a translation choice — it is the organization's banner, its identity, and the dividing line it draws between true and false worship. …
The 144,000 & the Great Crowd — Two-Class Salvation
Among the doctrines that most sharply distinguish Jehovah's Witnesses from mainstream Christianity is their two-tier system of salvation. The Watchtower teaches that only a literal 144,000 people—th…
Death, the Soul & Hellfire
Jehovah's Witnesses reject three doctrines that dominate mainstream Christianity: the immortal soul, the conscious afterlife, and a fiery hell. In their place stands a stark, almost materialist view o…
The Resurrection — Who Gets One?
Few teachings sit closer to the emotional core of the Jehovah's Witness faith than the resurrection. The promise that a dead child, parent, or spouse will walk the earth again in Paradise is the hope …
The Cross or the Torture Stake?
Jehovah's Witnesses are virtually alone among groups claiming Christianity in teaching that Jesus was not crucified on a cross, but executed on a single upright wooden pole — what the New World Tran…
Armageddon & the Paradise Earth
For Jehovah's Witnesses, no teaching is more central — or more emotionally powerful — than the belief that Jehovah will soon destroy every human being outside the organization at the war of Armage…
The Memorial & the Partaker Problem
Once a year, after sundown on Nisan 14, Jehovah's Witnesses gather in roughly 120,000 Kingdom Halls to observe the Memorial of Christ's death — the only event on the JW calendar treated as a sacred …
Do Jehovah's Witnesses Believe in Jesus? Are They Christian?
Two questions dominate online searches about Jehovah's Witnesses and Jesus: "Do JWs believe in Jesus?" and "Do they think Jesus is God?" The short answers are yes and no. Jehovah's Witnesses believe J…
