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Jehovah's Witnesses
Imagine a small group of people, gathering in private homes, their eyes fixed on the pages of the Bible, debating the fate of the world. In the shadows of industrial America, they believed that the end could come at any moment—and that they might be among the first to know.In the late eighteen seventies, the American religious landscape was alive with expectation. Across the northeast, in cities like Pittsburgh and Allegheny, ordinary people formed study groups, drawn by the promise of restored truth and the hope of a soon-coming Kingdom. It was here that a young man named Charles Taze…
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