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Saturday, September 19, 2026

Jehovah's Witnesses Put Out Press Statement On Blood Transfusion Policy

The Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses has announced an adjustment to its longstanding position on blood transfusion.
In a statement released from its World Headquarters in Warwick, New York on Friday, September 18, 2026, the organization said members can now personally decide whether to accept or donate the four main components of blood based on personal conscience. According to the statement, "the decision to accept red cells, white cells, plasma or platelets from another person's blood is a matter of personal conscience." It added that each member must also decide whether to donate blood for use by another person.





18 comments:

  1. Finally, it is long overdue.

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    1. I tell you!

      The thing is no man-made rule/law is cast in stone so they were bound to review it. The public outcry has been too much for them to not have a rethink.

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  2. Personal conscience ooh. Your kingdom hall has relapse their strict doctrine. You either decide to live or die, the choice is yours .

    Congratulations to them.

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  3. So na which jesus change this law

    My colleague for office wey be conc member, when she wan born na her mama bone face make she collect blood, her family and husband no know till tomorrow . She for don die throwey

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  4. After many innocent lives have been wasted out of sheer wickedness and stubborn in the name of religion.

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    1. Aswear, this reminds me of one of their sister that died as she wanted to go for surgery but can't transfuse blood
      May her soul continue to rest in peace anyways

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  5. Even at that, they should continue marrying from their kingdom.
    Nothing has changed!

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  6. Religion is the opium of which people again.

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  7. I personally know a lady who married a JW. Issues arose and she needed blood. That's how the JW in-laws refused. Guess what? The father of the girl connived with the doctor to give her blood and put her in ICU with an instruction that no one could go in. That's how they transfused the lady and she survived. Such incidents abound. I blame whoever marries them ab initio. An ex colleague of mine even had it stated in writing and attached to his HMO form..... It is well. With this, there will be no need for subterfuge. However something tells me that covert pressure will be put on members by leaders to choose that conscience that will reject the options available.

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  8. Finally
    Good for them

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  9. Tell that to your members that have died after refusing blood transfusion

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  10. After how many centuries & loss of lives 🥺

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  11. Make them no take blood transfusions nah … shebi dem go continue to die troway !

    SMH 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️

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