AUSTRALIA
Daily Telegraph
JANET FIFE-YEOMANS THE DAILY TELEGRAPH AUGUST 01, 2015
THOSE fresh-faced, nice mannered and well-dressed young people who knock on your front door and leave behind a copy of their magazine Watchtower are all that most of us see of the Jehovah’s Witnesses.
As they preach their particular brand of religion door-to-door, they can expect a range of reactions from a pleasant greeting to the door being slammed in their faces.
But they couldn’t have bargained for the reception they got at one house.
“From time to time a (Jehovah’s) Witness will come and knock on my door. I usually say I’m not interested,” a 43-year-old woman told the child sex abuse royal commission last week.
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