Wading in the water: Colorado River serves in faith ritual
The water of the Colorado River serves and nourishes the American Southwest in many ways: we use it for drinking, for watering our crops, for creating electricity and for recreation.
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The water of the Colorado River serves and nourishes the American Southwest in many ways: we use it for drinking, for watering our crops, for creating electricity and for recreation.
“You wonder as you’re in your house ‘Are the windows going to hold?’” Port Deposit resident Eric Higgins recalled thinking as a hurricane swept through his home years ago. “You
Jehovah's Witnesses have been showing their congregations how to put together emergency go-bags for the past 15 years, ever since Hurricane Katrina.
NorthJersey.com Susan Cohen used to spend hours each day knocking on doors around Montclair, seeking to share the faith with her neighbors. Then came COVID, and the Jehovah's Witnesses, like all of us, were forced to adapt. Few religious groups faced as drastic a change as the Witnesses, the Christian sect known for its door-to-door evangelism and huge conventions. Criticized by some for its unconventional practices, the group has made countless unannounced visits to homes around the world in an effort to spread the word. Now, in an era of lockdowns and social distancing, adherents ...
Texarkana News Jehovah's Witnesses hosting virtual summer convention Breaking a century-old tradition to ensure public health and safety, Jehovah's Witnesses have moved their annual conventions to a virtual format for the second consecutive year, canceling nearly 6,000 in-person events around the world. by From Public Information Desk of Jehovah's Witnesses Jul. 23 2021 @ 9:48pm A speaker shares in the program during the "Love Never Fails" Regional Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses in summer 2019 at the CenturyLink Center in Bossier City, La. (Photo courtesy of Public Information Desk of Jeho...