Talking about apostasy, Theo Howarth

Theo was born into a Jehovah’s Witness family and embraced the belief that he was one of God’s chosen people. He became an active preacher.
He witnessed members of his congregation suffer severe punishments, including public humiliation, social expulsion and enforced alienation from family and friends. Theo then suffered punishments and disownment that led to a mental health crisis and suicide attempt.
Theo has since rebuilt his life and now supports individuals seeking to form new social structures and develop their own identities. Theo is the Head of Business Communications for the Department of Health and Social Care.
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[@TerriOSullivan]

Great video!

[@terryxD]

Theo's #1 fan here 🙂

[@samir098]

New fan here. From your instagram 😂

[@Gr8Believer]

That's MISTER Apostate to you sir !!

[@thatguy8941]

I follow you on Twitter. Were you once in the JW religion?

[@Gr8Believer]

@@thatguy8941 Yes

[@thatguy8941]

@@Gr8Believer Great, I'll say hello when I'm on twitter. I was a JW as well for many years. After I did some research a month and a half ago, I was done! I'm enjoying the Bible without the WT lens. 100 years of failed prophecy, 607 wrong date, child molestation, etc, and they still holding witnesses captive.

[@thatguy8941]

@@Gr8Believer Are you on Instagram?

[@Gr8Believer]

@@thatguy8941 No