Jehovah's Witnesses embrace ten key beliefs that set them apart from conventional Christianity. These beliefs encompass distinct interpretations of scripture, views on salvation, and practices that reflect their commitment to living according to their understanding of biblical principles. For instance, they reject the doctrine of the Trinity, instead viewing God as a singular entity, Jehovah. They also believe that Jesus is not co-equal with God but rather His Son, who played a significant role

Jehovah's Witnesses in 1940's and 50's Here is a video clip of Jehovah's Witnesses who served at the World Head Quarters, Brooklyn, New York in 1940's. You will also see clips from the 1953 International convention held at Yankee Stadium, NY, USA. Visit JW.ORG | Jehovah's Witnesses Examiner