Jehovah’s Witnesses — Research Resources
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This is a continuation of our older entry on Jehovah’s Witnesses — Newer resources will be placed on this page
Books
- The Spanking Room: A Child’s Eye View of the Jehovah Witnesses
The Spanking Room is the true story of a young boy’s upbringing, and how the unorthodox doctrines of the Watchtower Society encourage violence against its most helpless members–the children.
Discussion
- Ex-Jehovah’s Witness Forum and Recovery Site Support, Friends, and Information Forum for Ex-Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Multimedia
- Ray Faircloth: Leaving the Jehovah’s Witnesses
[MP3] From Truth Matters Radio
Ray Faircloth was a Jehovah’s Witness (JW) for 36 years and served as both a ministerial servant and as an elder. … Listen in to this show to hear the insider perspective of a committed Jehovah’s Witness, who never wanted to leave the fold, but who God led to see that the most fundamental doctrine of the Watchtower–that it was God’s one true organization–was baseless. Ray has suffered greatly, and two of his three daughters no longer speak to him (JWs practice an extreme form of shunning).
News & News Archive
Religion News Blog’s Jehovah’s Witnesses News and News Archive. Latest entries:
Search Engine
- Watchtower Search Collection of customized search engines for information about Jehovah’s Witnesses and the Watchtower Society.
See Also
Additional resources are listed in our older entry on Jehovah’s Witnesses
- Theocratic Library of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society and Splinter Groups The person who posted these old books, in PDF format, noted: “Not all the books are published by the WTS Society, but all are Watchtower related. Some were published by former members of the Society during the schism of 1917.” This collection of books may be a use to those who are doing in-depth research into the history of the Watch Tower Society.
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