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The internet is an interesting place. For instance, in 2008, I was sent an email that had a link to download (illegally) the audio book of The God Delusion. I decided the title of Richard Dawkins book was simply too good to turn down, and so downloaded and listened to the audio book, twice.
That book blew me away! I had to make a choice. Did I try to bury everything I had heard, or put it into action and leave the Jehovah’s Witnesses? I decided on the latter and my life has changed for the better.
On my travels away from the company of Jehovah’s Witnesses, I came across a lot of the below Jehovah’s Witness websites. I must have read hundreds of articles in a short space of time. I really couldn’t get enough. It only seems fair to share this list of Jehovah’s Witness websites with you. I’ve also added a few that I have found an interest in.
If you want to add your website to the list, please fill out the contact form and let me know why you want your website to appear in the list, plus your logo.
 | Watchtower Information Service is your source for information on Jehovah's Witnesses and the Watchtower Society since 1999. |
 | I spent hours on this forum during the difficult times. I received all the help I could have asked for from all of the JWn (Jehovah's Witness Network) members. As a lot of them had experienced everything I was going through, they knew how to help me out in my time of need. Also, their knowledge and humour is second to none. |
 | WatchtowerDocuments.com features the research and discoveries of Barbara Anderson, a former Jehovah’s Witness who was a member for 43 years. As a Bethel insider for nearly eleven years - and member of the Watchtower’s Writing Department - Mrs. Anderson provides remarkable insight into the workings of the organization. |
 | ex-Jehovah's Witness.net is the diary and musings of a woman who was raised as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses, left the faith at eighteen and lives as a disfellowshipped adult, shunned by her family. Moxie hasn't posted anything since 2010, which is such a shame. She helped me out massively when it came to truly understanding that I was an atheist. Let's hope she comes back. |
 | Jehovah's Witness Recovery's mission is to provide an online environment that promotes positive healing and recovery from the Watchtower Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses. JWR is an informal gathering place for peers to listen, support and comfort one other. This great website hopes that all feel welcome and that their site truly helps trapped Jehovah's Witnesses and ex-witnesses on their road to recovery. |
 | Freeminds educates the public about Jehovah's Witnesses and provides an online support network where everyone is welcome to contribute their views. Freeminds.org helped me along the way to freedom. The founder, Randall Watters, has spent a lot of his own time and effort into making Freeminds.org one of the largest safe-haven websites for active and ex-Jehovah's Witnesses. |
 | Wacky Beliefs is solely written by Ben (of this parish) and takes a look at all other religions and their strange idiosyncrasies. Many people say that respect should be shown towards other peoples beliefs, but at the end of the day, some people believe in the most amusing things, which Ben highlights in WackyBeliefs.com. Take a look, it's a great laugh! |
 | JW Facts is a great site as it shows all the flaws that exist in the Watchtower, Bible and Tract Society. |
PS. I did end up buying The God Delusion. I advise you do to.
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