"Jehovah's Witnesses Order Shake-Up" af Richard N. Ostling, The Washington Post, 9. oktober 2000, hentet 18. juli 2011Arkiveret 8. november 2012 hos Wayback Machine, "The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, as the group is officially known, had been run by a so-called Governing Body. Now, religious and administrative duties will be divided, with three newly formed corporations running the group's U.S. operations. President Milton Henschel, 80, and the group's six other board members resigned their posts on Saturday. ... Don Adams, a 50-year veteran of the organization, has been named president of the organization, and seven lower-ranking members will make up the new board. Henschel will remain a member of the Governing Body."
"Jehovah's Witnesses Order Shake-Up" af Richard N. Ostling, The Washington Post, 9. oktober 2000, hentet 18. juli 2011Arkiveret 8. november 2012 hos Wayback Machine, "The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, as the group is officially known, had been run by a so-called Governing Body. Now, religious and administrative duties will be divided, with three newly formed corporations running the group's U.S. operations. President Milton Henschel, 80, and the group's six other board members resigned their posts on Saturday. ... Don Adams, a 50-year veteran of the organization, has been named president of the organization, and seven lower-ranking members will make up the new board. Henschel will remain a member of the Governing Body."
