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Bethelite sues Watchtower Society

January 8th, 2006 | Posted in: Watchtower & Money | Keywords: , ,

Jehovah\'s Witnes sues Watchtower A 46-year-old sister who served as a Bethelite said she was forced to move Brooklyn Bethel after she was seriously injured while serving the Watchtower Society.

But a judge’s ruling this week that she is entitled to worker’s compensation payments could end up costing the Watchtower Society millions of dollars. Read the rest »


Watchtower take legal action against site that quotes their Quotes!

September 29th, 2005 | Posted in: Watchtower & Money | Keywords: , ,

Jehovah\'s Witnesses sue OffenderThe Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania have initiated legal proceedings against Peter Mosier, who has been displaying “Quotes” from the Jehovah’s Witnesses publication on his website. The law suit seeks a reported $100,000 in damages and a court order to silence the website. Read the rest »

End of the World Near? Watchtower Builds Luxury Properties

June 24th, 2005 | Posted in: Watchtower & Money | Keywords: , ,

Jehovah\'s Witnesses buying buildings For over 125 years the Watchtower Bible & Tract Society has been proclaiming the end of the world is nigh. It is to be replaced with a New Order where only those espousing their beliefs will live.

Yet the Watchtower Society continued to build in Brooklyn, expanding their smaller headquarters to contain several large properties in the exclusive Brooklyn Heights section next to the Brooklyn Bridge. Read the rest »

Jehovah’s Witnesses asking woman to pay legal costs in sexual abuse lawsuit

July 24th, 2003 | Posted in: Watchtower & Money | Keywords: , , ,

A woman who received $5,000 in damages after accusing the Canadian wing of the Jehovah’s Witnesses of negligence over their handling of allegations of sexual abuse is being asked to pay part of the religious group’s $160,000 in legal costs in the case. Read the rest »

Watchtower building in Brooklyn Heights for sale

June 23rd, 2003 | Posted in: Watchtower & Money | Keywords: , ,

A giant waterfront building owned by the Jehovah’s Witnesses in Brooklyn Heights could soon go on the block - with an early estimated price tag of $120 million.

The potential sale of the nearly 1 million-square-foot building at 360 Furman St., a structure that many expect would be converted to luxury lofts, has local Realtors abuzz. Read the rest »