Joe B Hewitt

Rescatando a Los Prisioneros De Los Atalaya Joe B Hewitt

Publisher Marketing: Rescatando a Los Prisioneros de los Atalayas (Watchtower) This book is an expose of the Watchtower cult and "how to" reach a person under mind control and restore them to ordinary society. Entirely in Spanish; Todo en espanol Como rescatarlos y como reestablecer al Testigo de Jehova a la sociedad normal. Como proteger y evitar que sus ninos sean enganados por esta secta. Una gran mayoria de las familias en los EE. UU., Canada, y Mejico tienen un miembro de su familia, un amigo o un colega del trabajo bajo el control de la Sociedad Watchtower. Los Testigos de Jehova estan buscando convertir especialmente al hispano parlante. Los Testigos de Jehova creen que la Sociedad Watchtower es el profeta de Dios aqui en la tierra, aunque la Sociedad dice mentiras y tambien ensena a sus adeptos a mentir. El autor Joe B. Hewitt fue un Testigo de Jehova de tercera generacion. El traductor de este libro, Glen Jolley, hijo de padres misioneros, fue criado en el pais de Argentina. El es pastor de la Iglesia Bautista Maranata en Dallas, Texas. Este libro tambien cuenta con el aval del Dr. Bob Dean, Director Ejecutivo de la Asociacion Bautista de Dallas, del Dr. Rudy Gonzalez, Decano del Seminario Teologico de Southwestern, y del Dr. Jimmy Draper, Presidente Emerito de la Impresora LifeWay. Los Testigos de Jehova son victimas que necesitan ser rescatadas Contributor Bio:  Hewitt, Joe B Joe B. Hewitt started writing as a newspaper reporter for the Lima, Ohio, News. He covered the police beat, courthouse beat, and was an investigative reporter. He went under cover for three months and published an expose of vice and crime. He served as national and international news editor and "slot" man on the city desk. He owned and published the following Texas weekly newspapers, Throckmorton Tribune, and Springtown Review, and was a stockholder, editor and publisher of the Richardson Digest. His newspaper career ended when he was called into the ministry. While still a seminary student he started the Richardson East Baptist Church, Richardson, Texas. By the time he graduated from seminary his new church had bought land on Main Street and built a building. During the first several years at that church he worked as public relations director for a church-supported temperance organization. In that capacity he wrote teacher in-service training manuals on drug abuse, designed catalogs, edited a monthly magazine, wrote and voiced public service radio announcements, and appeared on television interview shows regarding drug abuse education, and spoke at high school assemblies and churches. He pastored the First Baptist Church of Fate, Texas, in Rockwall County for 13 years. He started the Princeton Park Baptist Church in Rowlett, Texas and pastored there for 9 years. He retired from the pastorate in 2001. Hewitt continues to preach and conduct workshops on Cults, Islam, and Marriage Enrichment. Based on his experience as a church starter, he makes himself available as a consultant on new church starts. He also writes novels, and paints pictures.