Clergy Opposes Jehovah's Witnesses Stand to Excommunicate Members Caught in upcoming Polls.

Reports say members of Jehovah’s Witness have been banned from participating in the upcoming elections.

This also includes voting or contesting for any official post in the elections.According to PM News, the church claims that participating in an election was satanic and contrary to God’s commandment.

It was also gathered by the newspaper that members of Jehovah’s Witness were given stern warnings not to obtain voter’s cards and that they should not vote during the elections.

Reports say the consequences of disobedience by any member includes excommunication from the church.

PM News say the directive was indeed confirmed by members of the church who claimed the order was right 'because they are still waiting for the kingdom of God that is yet to be established on earth'.

A Jehovah’s Witness pastor, James Uduok, reportedly agreed with the directive, stating that every member of Jehovah’s Witness knows that participating in election is satanic and contrary to the will of God.

The pastor also argued that the teaching of the Witness was strongly embedded in the Bible and all members must adhere strictly to the teaching or leave the congregation.

Other members had reportedly defended the decision not to vote by quoting  Mathew 6: 9 and Mathew 4: 8.

It was learnt that members of Jehovah’s Witness claim that this world belongs to Satan and insist that God’s kingdom has not yet come.

Seeking the opinion of pastor who are not Jehovah's Witnesses, PM News reports that their responses were contrary to the teaching of the Witnesses.

The interviewed pastors all said Jehovah's Witnesses were misinterpreting the Bible, warning against false preachings.

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End Time! Pastor Pays Off His Mistress After Sex Marathon And Sharing Naked Selfies!

Pastor Charles Jenkins has now been accused of using church funds to feed his whore!

Are these Men Of God or Men Of Devil?

A U.S pastor comes under serious attack from his congregation, family and friends after he was accused of allegedly using church funds topay off his mistress of so many years and offering her a juicy job at the church just so she could stay closer and was always 'available' for him.

Pastor Charles Jenkins of the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago was busted for cheating on his lovely wife for many years early this week; and putting up naked selfies on the internet while chatting with his secret lover.

The Grammy award winning pastor, of course denies all these allegations and is struggling to get his wife and children to believe in him again. But in an episode of Financial Lovemaking, Dr. Boyce Watkins and S. Tia Brown discussed the good pastor's 'bad' choices and how they might play out emotionally, financially or otherwise.

"This is very bad for his image and calling. Even though it's still all based on allegations, except the nude picture, the Pastor has some self-examining to do. He needs God now more than ever."

Plus are there potential legal liabilities that one might encounter for using organizational resources to cater for their personal activities?

Egnano Readers, what do you advice Pastor Charles to do now? Send us your thoughts below.We will appreciate your comments.

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“Jehovah's Witnesses Website” Fastest Growing Religious Website In The world.

Who could believe that an unrecognized group of religious people who started way back in the 1800’s with few members has not only grown to millions but with an eye catching website of more than 1 million users daily.

JW.ORG Quick Facts and Figures

Daily Numbers of Visitors:	1 million (+)  plus
Languages in downloadable publication format	600 thousand (+
Languages available on the website	More
Number of Downloads	1.5 million plus (+)
Videos Downloaded Monthly	Over 5.1 million
Web pages on the Site	More than 230,000

It is believed that other religious groups have had their way to the website in order to download various religious publications, even though these so called religious groups blatantly oppose, tarnish and even curse Jehovah’s Witnesses in their place of Worship or public.

This is an irony in the making; other religious clerics also warned their members not to attach themselves with these religious groups, asserting that they are a cult or society without humans in view. But these clerics usually have their way to JW.ORG website to download religious material, not only that,  to teach their members from these materials.

Whether these sayings are correct or not, they really astonish people with their Evangelical spirit, and their visitations to people home.

Brief History of the Witnesses

 The group now known as the Jehovah's Witnesses was founded in 1879 by Charles Taze Russell, a Pennsylvania businessman. Russell's Adventist background as well as his study of the Bible led him to conclude, among other things, that the second coming of Christ would occur in 1914, that hell-fire did not exist, and God was not a Trinity. 

Today, there are over 7 million practising Jehovah's Witnesses worldwide. Witnesses are active in evangelism and missions, both in the group's original home of the United States and throughout the world.

Many people want to know: What do Jehovah's Witnesses believe? Is Jehovah's Witnesses a cult? What is the Jehovah's Witnesses' Bible and how is it different than other Bibles? Why don't Jehovah's Witnesses celebrate holidays and birthdays? Why do they distribute The Watchtower and Awake magazines? What is their history? And why is there such a strong presence of ex-Jehovah's Witnesses in literature and on the internet?

You can do the religious search yourself.

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