question for Jehovah's Witesses, I am curious

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Please list the hospitals, homeless shelters, food and clothing banks set up and ran by the Watchtower in the US please.

Matthew 25
 
Good luck getting an answer Daniel. I don’t think there are any. I’m pretty sure there aren’t any.

The only thing they have is the helping each other when they come from a different country or if they don’t have anywhere to live, or if one couple comes from a different state to visit a certain congregation. But they only do this for other JWs or soon to be JWs.
 
Are you asking so you can avoid them (the hospitals)? I’d avoid them if I knew of them.
 
they don’t own any. they are against everything. read the book seperated brethern. It has a section on JW

they freak me out to be honest…
 
They can’t have hospitals. They would be sued constantly for letting people who need blood die.
 
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society and other associated groups that make up what we call the Jehovah’s Witnesses have no permenant outside charities. When they do disaster relief they assist JWs and if there is anything left over they might help out someone else. They locked their doors against those fleeing the towers on 9/11.
 
Yerusalyim said:
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society and other associated groups that make up what we call the Jehovah’s Witnesses have no permenant outside charities. When they do disaster relief they assist JWs and if there is anything left over they might help out someone else. They locked their doors against those fleeing the towers on 9/11.
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What are the other associated groups? Is this new? Is there a collaboration of groups that now make up the Jehovah’s Witness? Do you have any links or articles about the locking doors against people fleeing the towers on 9/11?
 
There are various corporations (for the WTBTS is a corporation, not a church) that make up the entity we (and they) call Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Links to them locking the doors, no, I can take you to a few former Bethelites who were at the Brk Bethel on 9-11 who attest to it…and that the doors were later unloced.
 
Jehovahs Witnesses’s are a publishing company who make money by selling their own materials to their own members(forceably) and they also demand tithing on top of that. Then the members try to get donations for them from going door to door and are in lockstep with the doctrines spoonfed to them by the society.

Most of the Witnesses I know come from luke warm christian families that are lonely and lost. They are mostly very poor, and stay that way.

A way for the society to make massive amounts of money and be tax free.
 
The other day, I went to see a doctor at ST. Joe’s in Ann Arbor. I found that a JW had left their literature all over the place, so I collected it and trash canned it all. I was thinking to myself, let them open their own hospital, so they can leave their literature laying around in their own hospital. Then I got thinking about the good sameriatian, and Matthew 25. It was clear that they do not open hospitals to care for the sick, nor do they open soup kitchens, nor do they have warming shelters for the homeless, nor do they have clothing nor food banks to help the hungry. Their behavior places them on the side of the goats in Matthew 25.

And, yes if they had a hospital I would avoid it for care, since many Jw’s are not college educated.

two thirds of Jws leave the watchtower in their teens
columbusdispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2008/02/26/Religion_Survey.ART_ART_02-26-08_A1_459FAIK.html?sid=101
 
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