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Jehovah's Witnesses Bancroft Congregation
I was just posting my comedy show on monday and wednesday and thought I would take the time to see what is in here. I was raised a Jehovah Witness from the time I was born until I was about 10 yrs. old. I look back on my childhood now, being 35 now, and learned one thing about religion. I have a 9 yr. old son and I will never tell him things that I do not know for fact. The fact is, he will choose what he thinks when he grows. All I can do is teach him to be a loyal, trustworthy man. I felt segregated as a witness, being made to sit in the hallway during holiday celebrations in school. Never had a Christmas Present, a Birthday Present or party, and didn't speak to alot of my family members until my Mom decided that it wasn't the right way. After the divorce of my parents, the Jehovah Witnesses turned their back on my Mom and my Dad. What a Joke, and they call themselves Christians. They can have the Paradise on earth if that is how it will be. THANK YOU— April 8, 2010 8:27 a.m.