canarsie A Year Without Knocking: Jehovah’s Witnesses Connect With Neighbors Like most of the city’s gathering spaces, worship centers for Jehovah’s Witnesses – a group with nearly 10,000 members in Brooklyn alone – closed their doors indefinitely last March. Since then, congregants have done most of the work of being a Witness at home, where they’ve gathered over
DUMBO Plans For 3 Former Jehovah’s Witnesses Sites In DUMBO DUMBO – Plans are moving along on three DUMBO properties formerly owned by the Jehovah’s Witnesses and include two new residential buildings and a massive new mixed-use development. Via 181front.com [https://181front.com/building]181 Front Street [https://181front.com] – A warehouse previously owned by the Jehovah’s Witnesses
DUMBO Iconic Watchtower Sign Is Gone DUMBO – Commuting into Brooklyn across the East River won’t be the same now that the iconic Watchtower sign is gone [/will-watchtower-sign-make-way-new-panorama-complex/]. Via Google MapsThe illuminated 15-foot-tall red letters overlooking the Brooklyn waterfront from atop 30 Columbia Heights for more than 40 years were removed on Wednesday, the New York
Nonsponsored Luxury Senior Housing Planned For Former Jehovah’s Witnesses Site BROOKLYN HEIGHTS – A Florida-based private equity firm has purchased 21 Clark Street (between Hicks & Willow Streets) from the Jehovah’s Witnesses and plans to convert the building into a luxury senior residence. 21 Clark Street via Google MapsKayne Anderson Real Estate Advisors purchased the 16-story property in Brooklyn Heights for
Business Will Watchtower Sign Make Way For New Panorama Complex? > A post shared by Ministry Ideaz for JWs (@ministryideaz) [https://www.instagram.com/p/34JTOQABoL/] on Jun 13, 2015 at 10:12am PDT After more than forty years, the Brooklyn skyline might be changing. With news of Columbia Heights Associates’ plans to transform the former Jehovah’s Witnesses Watchtower buildings
