I Believed I Would Never Die and Other Short Essays
There was a time when I believed I would never die. I literally thought that contrary to the experience of […]
Contributed Articles, Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses, Jehovah's Witnesses
Child Sex Abuse, Contributed Articles, Did You Know?, Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses, Shunning
Labeling A Person For Leaving “The Truth”
If there’s one saying used among Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs) that I truly dislike, it is this: “He’s not doing anything
Child Sex Abuse, Featured News, Secrets & Scandals, Video
WGAL News Reporter Interviews Barbara
TV station WGAL in Pennsylvania has been closely following the ongoing legal actions against Jehovah’s Witnesses in connection with their
Barbara Anderson, Child Sex Abuse, Doctrines & Policies, Video
Barbara Speaks – The Pennsylvania Meetup
Our Barbara Anderson has been in the thick of things during June and July getting her message out to the
Did You Know?, Doctrines & Policies, Featured News, Jehovah's Witnesses
South Korea: Court Rules for Military Draft Alternatives
For many young male Jehovah’s Witnesses, the thrills and joy of reaching “manhood” are tempered by the possibility of serving
Featured News, Jehovah's Witnesses
Russia: “United States Has No Moral Right” to Demand Release of Jehovah’s Witnesses
NEWSWEEK’s Jason Lemon reported on June 19, 2018, that Russia’s response to Washington that the U.S. government has “no moral
Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses, Life Stories
A&E TV Presents New Series on Cults
An A&E TV program about cults (including Jehovah’s Witnesses) that Barbara will be on, will air this coming Tuesday, May
Barbara Anderson, Child Sex Abuse, History & Leaders
A Letter from Harry Peloyan
Here is another story about our time at Bethel that relates to my association with Harry Peloyan. He said that
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Working in the Watchtower’s Engineering Department
Before my transfer from the Engineering Department to the Writing Department in 1989, the architect designing a 30-story staff residence building (that was