Jehovah’s Witnesses Launch Global Mission to Discuss Bible’s End-of-War Teachings

Jehovah’s Witnesses have launched a global mission aimed at addressing the issue of war through the lens of the Bible. Beginning September 1, more than 9 million volunteers will participate in a one-month special mission across the world, focusing on the Bible’s teachings about the end of war. This initiative is based on the publication of Global Witness Issue No. 1 of 2025, titled “No War – Is it possible?” The magazine explores themes such as the possibility of a world without war, the nature of peace, and the hope found in biblical teachings.

The mission seeks to provide answers to those affected by ongoing conflicts, including the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the war in Sudan. Jehovah’s Witnesses in Taiwan, referred to as the “King of Israel,” emphasized that the Bible offers hope and peace to those suffering from war. The publication aims to reassure individuals about the potential for peace and the role of the Bible in achieving it.

The magazine delves into questions such as “Why is there no war left?” and “Can peace be found now?” These themes are presented as part of a broader effort to encourage reflection on the possibility of a world without war. The publication is available for download on Jw.org, and the associated lecture on the theme “No more war – is it possible?” will be held at the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Royal Congress worldwide.

The lecture, which is free and open to all, is intended to provide comfort and inspiration to those seeking change in their lives. Wang Yingfan, a representative of the organization, invited people to attend the lecture, highlighting its potential to offer solace and motivation. The mission reflects the organization’s commitment to spreading its message of peace and hope through educational and community-based efforts.

Source: Read the original report (translated from Mandarin Chinese)