Question about the 2026 Theocratic Convention (JWREform)

 Question about the 2026 Theocratic Convention (JWREform)


When and where will it take place? In what language?


Hello,


If Jehovah our Father wills, it will take place in August of this year, on the last Saturday and Sunday of the month, in Cluj-Napoca. I will also announce the location. If God does not will, it will not take place.


Anyone who wishes to register must return the following completed form. We will not provide accommodation or food.


Languages: Romanian, Hungarian


Registration form for the August Theocratic Convention


Do you believe, based on the text of Matthew 4:4, that man must live, not by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God?


Yes.

No.


Do you believe in Jehovah God as our Almighty heavenly Father, Creator and Sovereign Lord of heaven and earth, according to Exodus 20 and John 17:1-3?


Yes.

No.


Do you believe that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life of the Father, not a human Ruler or Governing Body, according to John 14:6?


Yes.

No.


Rules


Kindness and courtesy are mandatory during the convention.


We all want to create an inclusive environment. We all deserve respect. Positive discussions are natural, and courtesy is essential. Anyone who does not behave appropriately will not be allowed to participate. All three inclusive questions and the rules must be answered.


Sincerely,


Johnny Takacs

JWREform


ianostakacs@gmail.com

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