GOING UNDER COVER TO RESCUE MY DAUGHTER By Nancy Sage “No communication was allowed among family members after my husband and I resigned from the church of Jehovah's Witnesses. It became imperative for me to rejoin and go undercover as a member so I could acheive a sucessful rescue of my daughter which took a two year journey.”  Nancy Sage tells the true, powerful story of how she rescued her daughter  from an extremely dangerous situation, as the Watchtower Society over JWs has what some have called "a pedophiles' paradise," an organization which since 1972 had told its Bodies Of Elders they don't have to delete fellow Elders who confess to pedophilia if several years have passed, provided the child molestation has been concealed enough to not be widely known among regular members.   Her  book is now available from Amazon.com.

THE TRUTH BOOK  By Joy Castro  The Truth Book is a fascinating biography.  In it author Joy Castro is adopted at birth by a family of Jehovah’s Witnesses, losing the normal joys associated with childhood but finally regains her life after running off at age 14.  Today she is a literature professor at Wabash College in Indiana.  Because she is tolerant of other people’s religions and no longer a JW, she is now shunned by JWs as an evil “apostate”!  The American Booksellers Association has named her powerful book a Book Sense Notable Book.  It has also been used as a text in courses on autobiography, women's literature, creative nonfiction, women and psychology. Today she is a literature professor at Wabash College in Indiana.  Because she is tolerant of other people’s religions and no longer a JW, she is now shunned by JWs as an evil “apostate”!  The American Booksellers Association has named her powerful book a Book Sense Notable Book.  It has also been used as a text in courses on autobiography, women's literature, creative nonfiction, women and psychology.

KINGDOM HALL NO MORE By Daniel Chamberlayne Permission to use the photos above were given by author Daniel Chamberlayne.  From left to right are: Daniel as an adult; Daniel as a child at the baptism about which he had no say; the cover of his book. Daniel Chamberlayne was raised in the middle class area of Hollis, Queens, New York by his parents Warren and Louise Chamberlayne. In September of 1974, at the young age of 7, Daniel experienced the tragic loss of his father while vacationing with his parents in Acapulco, Mexico and soon after, Daniel's mother dedicated her life to Jehovah and became a baptized Jehovah Witness. With Daniel's father now gone, Young Daniel was now indoctrinated as an associate of the Jehovah Witness by his mother and started attending the Kingdom Hall. Daniel tried constantly to cope with the loss of his father by embracing the teachings of Jehovah's Witnesses.Of the many lessons learned, the one most favored was a prophecy of Armageddon arriving in 1975 and all who had perished would return.Daniel would wait patiently only to realize there would be no 8th birthday cake, no return of his father, and no answers. Nevertheless, Daniel honored his mother and participated in all the activities of the Kingdom Hall throughout his childhood till his early twenties. Stifled by the organizational rules and a great price to pay for anyone breaking them, Daniel began to live a double life.  He continued on attending the kingdom Hall as instructed by his mother and on September 4, 1988, by no choice of his, Daniel had gotten baptized as a member of the Jehovah Witnesses. 18 months later in the early months of 1990, while being  confronted by the Elders, Daniel's name was publicly read out at the congregation he had been attending for over 15 years that he was now "disfellowshipped" and no longer recognized as a Jehovah Witness. 18 years later, Daniel has lived in New York, New Mexico and is currently living in Atlanta, Georgia with his beautiful wife Kim and their son, Daniel. NOTE: I just interviewed Daniel by phone.  He was and still is a creative person who was being stifled by Watchtower's highly negative attitude and senseless rules until he finally came free of it.  He and his family are Christians.  The book is available at $17.95 for softback or $22.95 for hardback.  See his website for more details: http://kingdomhallnomore.com/