New Light on Blood A look at the Watch Tower Society’s Medical Doctrines EVER since 1951, when the Watch Tower Society issued its decree that blood transfusions were unscriptural, members have had no other choice but to risk death in a medical emergency or be disfellowshipped. But now, following the recent challenge from
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TO THE EDITOR HELLO and greetings in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour. Many thanks for sending the latest issue of Concern. I read with great interest your news report “Suicide Cult begins search for new converts” Please find enclosed an article which I wrote regarding this cult. Would it be possible to
Dear Reader, WITH the start of the new year upon us, we at First & Last Ministries look forward to God’s continued blessings on this vital outreach work to Jehovah’s Witnesses. The news, that the number of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Britain has fallen, yet again shows that the work we are all involved in is
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Witnesses Fight Ban on Blood Watch Tower Society faces court challenge A GROUP of Jehovah’s Witnesses have come forward to challenge the Watch Tower Society’s policy over blood transfusions. Eight members of the Watch Tower Society’s Hospital Liaison Committee, or HLC, have issued a press release which says that they are “eye witnesses” to
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Immorality, and the Dance Called the “Twist” IN an attempt to control the lives of its members the Watch Tower Society will go to extraordinary lengths to make seemingly innocuous activities out to be an affront to God. One way the society does this is by deeming the activity pagan i.e.. Christmas, Easter and birthdays.
