jehovah's witnesses

Charges Put Focus On Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Handling Of Abuse

Critics say church elders have treated child sexual abuse as a sin rather than a crime, carefully documenting cases in internal files but not reporting allegations to authorities.
By Mark Scolforo and Peter Smith, AP

I Flew Across The Country For My Mom's Wedding. When I Arrived, She Uninvited Me.

"My phone pinged before I stepped off the plane ... My mom texted: 'Trisha, I love you very much, but I can’t let you come to my wedding.'"
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As A Kid I Was Told Armageddon Was Near, So I Wouldn’t Need A Job. Now I’m A BDSM Model.

"I was told I’d stop aging and I’d be a teenager forever. I didn’t think I’d ever earn money for myself, have a bank account, own a home, fall in love, get married."
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I Was Raised To Believe The Apocalypse Was Upon Us. 2020 Is The Year I Stopped Believing.

"Death is nothing when you anticipate a resurrection — just blink your eyes and awake in perfection."
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Someone Is Attacking Jehovah's Witnesses Halls Outside The Seattle Area

Officials suspect the seven attacks on houses of worship in Thurston County, Washington, are meant to “send a message.”
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I Grew Up In A Congregation Of Jehovah's Witnesses. Here's What It Was Like.

Door-to-door ministering made me feel awkward and embarrassed.
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Cops Investigate Attacks Against Jehovah's Witness Buildings In Washington State

There have been six attacks on Jehovah’s Witness kingdom halls in Thurston County since March.
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When Is A Religion ‘Extremist’?

Governments who support “religious freedom” over the equal human rights and dignity of others condone, and even endorse discrimination.
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Russia Bans Jehovah's Witnesses As 'Extremist' Group

The ruling will go into effect immediately.
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Russia Moves To Label Jehovah's Witnesses As 'Extremists'

The ministry of justice is seeking to ban the faith.
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