Lagada clerics: "Attention to the mobility of Jehovah's Witnesses" - Greece

Translation:
In standard monthly Pastoral Assembly of Metropolis attended today the Metropolitan Lagada, Lete and Rentina Mr. John, who spoke on various topical issues urging all to "do an act of the will of the Lord."

In the other, according to agioritikovima.gr, His Eminence made extensive reference to the activity of Jehovah's witnesses, "which lately seen an intense mobility and activity within the province of the Metropolis of Lagada" as he said, drawing attention to clergy, that "to continually inform the world of their parishes."

WE ARE KNOWN BY THE WAY WE SPEAK!

A pastor who was on preach. A Conversation with a pastor, we met on my way back to home.

Pastor: Hello young man?

Me: ohh, good day sir!

Pastor: thank you, have this tract,

Me: Ohh Really? What's it saying?

You know what should be our attitude toward the preaching?

There was a man who lived in a small town. He lived in a high place. He saw that the dam of the city was about to break. He could not and did not even have enough time to get warn people of the danger. What did he do? What would you do in his place? 

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Celebrities are not off limits to knowing the truth.

Jehovah’s Witness group sets up tent in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Jehovah's Witnesses from Mountain View Kingdom Hall on Friday talk with women from California who are visiting the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. (Nancy Cook Lauer/West Hawaii Today)

A Jehovah’s Witness group is taking its message to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, leaving at least one regular park-goer dissatisfied with park policy.

The religious group has been pitching a tent with a large banner and table, greeting visitors to the national park and handing out printed materials, said Hilo resident Sandra Lee, who regularly hikes at the park. The group’s tent has been sighted several times pitched in the grassy area adjacent to the Kilauea Visitor Center.