The Jehovah's Witnesses

Jehovah's Witnesses are a Christian-based religious group recognized for their evangelism, door-to-door preaching, and emphasis on biblical interpretation. They believe in one God, Jehovah, and follow teachings from the Bible. They reject certain mainstream practices like celebrating birthdays, holidays, and participating in political activities, aiming to live according to their understanding of God's will. They are known for their community structure, regular meetings, and distribution of religious literature, notably The Watchtower. Their focus is on spreading their interpretation of the Bible and preparing for God's Kingdom, emphasizing personal morality and adherence to their doctrinal beliefs.