JW.ORG Launches Month-Long Global Communication Campaign
In a bid to promote Bible education on a global scale, the team behind JW.ORG recently launched a month-long mega campaign to distribute a special issue of the highly-regarded ‘Watchtower’ magazine’ to local residents, businesses and government officials this November. The informative, illustrated magazine will be offered free of charge in over 300 different languages.
With a cover titled ‘What is God’s Kingdom?’, the Watchtower magazine, portrays the significance of world events in the light of Bible prophecies. It provides comfort and support from the Word of God to people all over the world, in an easily digestible manner, helping many to retain hope in their lives especially through this pandemic. This special issue of the Watchtower magazine will address questions that have been plaguing individuals for centuries, and aims to create hope for a better life and a better future as foretold by Jesus Christ.
Due to pandemic-induced circumstances, the global campaign will leverage channels that are in accordance with health protocols set forth by the World Health Organization (WHO); thereby distributing the issue through electronic means. An electronic copy of this special issue has already been made available on their official website, www.jw.org.
Currently, there are over 8.6 million volunteers worldwide who actively promote this Bible education in over 240 countries. They are individuals from all ethnic and cultural backgrounds, including over 7000 in Sri Lanka. Their official website, JW.ORG, has information available in over 1,020 languages and is currently the only website in the world that has been translated into this number of languages. Users worldwide can access resources such as talks, videos, audio recordings, books and magazines. In Sri Lanka alone, the JW.ORG website is accessed in five languages; Sinhala, Tamil, English, Chinese and Sri Lankan Sign Language.
