My Watchtower Library

[DLM]

We are preparing to move and we are going to cut back on our possessions. One really hard thing for me to part with is my bound volumes dating back to 1950. I also have ALL the Kingdom Ministry's back to 1950 all hardbound in 10 yr. increments and the Convention Reports back to 1950 also hardbound in a single book plus many other publications. I know that most people don't keep all these books since we have all the electronic libraries but what do I do with all this? I would give them to anyone who would pay the postage for media mail which is much less than regular postage. I have thought they should go into a new Kingdom Hall somewhere. I hate to just throw it all in the dump!!  Any ideas?

[maladee]

we are going through the same thing ours go back to 1955, we asked a new one in the congregation if he would like them, and he did take all 100 bound volumes.

[Qapla]

We are building a New Hall in our RBC - I can ask if hey would like to have them. How soon do you need an answer?

[trottigy]

We are preparing to move and we are going to cut back on our possessions. One really hard thing for me to part with is my bound volumes dating back to 1950. I also have ALL the Kingdom Ministry's back to 1950 all hardbound in 10 yr. increments and the Convention Reports back to 1950 also hardbound in a single book plus many other publications. I know that most people don't keep all these books since we have all the electronic libraries but what do I do with all this? I would give them to anyone who would pay the postage for media mail which is much less than regular postage. I have thought they should go into a new Kingdom Hall somewhere. I hate to just throw it all in the dump!! Any ideas?

Dorothy, I'll take the KM's. PM me a way to pay you.

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[DLM]

John, there is no hurry on when to let me know. I just needed to know if there was any interest in them. 

[Roselyn]

We're contemplating giving ours away, there's a new sister in our congregation we can give give them to. She loves using actual books rather than electronic ones.

[Miss Bea]

My husband and I were just talking about mine today. What to do? It means so much to me, but, in reality, I just don't use it anymore. Hard thing. Hard. The least I want to do is store it securely here on our property. We have the means. But, at this point, it is taking up a lot of space here in the house. I already gave one library to a new congregation, many years ago, then I replaced what I needed. It's a heart thing. But I have been getting rid of a lot of books, (secular) that I really liked, but, I have enough to keep up with, with out out side reading. As much as I might enjoy it.