How is Jehovah Witness financed?

Answer 1

Voluntary contributions.

No collections are made at any meetings and no tithing is required. An individual may donate whatever he or she wishes, or not at all. All donations are used to further the work of Jehovah's Witnesses and there are no paid clergy.

Answer 2

Jehovah's Witnesses fnance themselves. While they do not take up collections, or tithe, as is the practice in christaindom, they give freely from their hearts. There is no specific amount required. There are boxes in the kingdom hall for donations.

Answer 3

Jehovah's Witnesses are financed primarily by voluntary donations from their members. They do no take collections at their meetings, and members are not required to tithe.

They have contribution boxes available in all their meeting places for voluntary donations, which remain anonymous.

As there are no paid clergy and their meeting places are usually modest, expenses are manageable.

Donations forwarded to the nearest branch office are used for disaster relief, support for missionaries and traveling ministers, construction of houses of worship, and the printing and shipping of Bibles and Christian publications.

Each member personally decides when and how they want to donate, either toward local expenses, worldwide expenses, or both.

Financial reports are regularly given to each congregation.