They go from house to house or stand in city centers and try to convince others of their faith – that’s how you think about Jehovah’s Witnesses. For most people, the rest of the faith community remains hidden behind the walls of Kingdom Halls. The “Krone” spoke to a member.
Almost everyone has seen them walking through the city with their cart or opening the door for them: 2,874 people in Styria profess to be part of the religious community of Jehovah’s Witnesses. “Anyone who wants can find out more about such a trolley service. We offer our magazines, but we don’t speak to anyone,” explains Gottfried Kraft, who has been a member of Jehovah’s Witnesses for 30 years. The same applies to home visits. “We want to convey the Biblical message to people. But we don’t impose ourselves.”
Source: Krone
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