Acts of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Modern Times
Acts of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Modern Times
Benin
From Benin, West Africa, many thousands were sold into slavery from the 17th to the 19th century. But those remaining were held in an even more diabolic form of slavery. A 14-year ban was imposed on the activity of those who endeavored to provide help by teaching Bible truth. Read this eyewitness report of what happened when the ban was imposed and what has been taking place since it was lifted.
Brazil
The majority of Brazilians profess Catholicism, and a high percentage of these also incline toward spiritism. Up to 50 years ago, most of them had never seen a Bible. But now people throughout Brazil are being given opportunity to see for themselves what God’s Word contains. And some of the largest conventions of Jehovah’s Witnesses in modern times have been held in Brazil.
Micronesia
Have you ever wished that you could visit Micronesia? Come with us on a tour of the islands. You will find the people friendly. The beauty of their islands may make you think of paradise. Yet, as you look closer, you will understand why here too people need the good news of God’s Kingdom. You will also meet some of those who work hard to tell them about it.