ECUADOR

(Note centered heading below: Jehovah’s Witnesses)

archaeology:

ancient astronomy: g05 12/22 22-25

cemetery with paintings from Watch Tower publications: g00 3/8 31

conservation:

land area reserved: g96 8/8 30

preservation of rain-forest area abandoned: g 11/14 3

description: g98 2/8 25-28; yb89 198, 201

disasters:

earthquake (1949): yb89 208

munitions explode (Riobamba, 2002): g03 9/8 12-13

torrential rains (1982-1983): yb89 244-245

language: yb89 201

map: yb89 201

Mt. Catequilla: g05 12/22 22-25

Panama hats: g01 5/8 26-27

parrot species discovered: g86 9/22 30

Podocarpus National Park: g05 3/22 8

population:

demography: yb89 198

punctuality campaign: g04 8/22 28

railroad:

Guayaquil to Quito: yb89 200

religion: yb89 201

rezar viacruzes (Way of the Cross) ritual: yb89 225-226

shrimp farms: g96 12/22 24-25

trees:

guayacan: g01 3/8 31

Jehovah’s Witnesses

Assembly Halls: w10 9/15 5-7; g 3/08 15; yb89 246-248

blood issue: yb89 238-240

Branch Committee: w11 4/15 32; w02 4/1 27; yb89 224, 248

branch office: jv 367

Guayaquil (1957): w10 9/15 6; yb89 247

Guayaquil area (1987): w10 9/15 6; yb89 20-22, 201, 245-248; yb88 50

Guayaquil area (1994): w10 9/15 7; yb96 29-30

Guayaquil area (2009): w10 9/15 7; km 12/96 4

international volunteers: jv 339

branch overseers: yb89 209, 248

circuit assemblies: yb89 215-216

clergy opposition: jv 543; yb89 211-218, 225-227, 241-242

priests incite mobs: jv 668; yb89 211-218, 220-223, 229-230

commendation:

journalist: g00 10/22 32

congregations: w10 9/15 5-6

contribution by blind couple: yb92 8

conventions: yb89 235

court cases:

Constitutional Court of Ecuador hears case on religious freedom in Indigenous communities: hdu article 12

early witnessing: jv 535; yb89 200, 202-203

effect of torrential rains (1982-1983): yb89 244-247

employment:

Witness chosen over others: g96 7/22 32

Gilead attendees: w11 4/15 29, 31; yb89 206, 218-219

growth: w10 9/15 6-7; yb96 30; w95 4/1 23-25; yb89 243-244, 247, 252

Kingdom Halls: w06 11/1 19; w95 4/1 24; yb89 250

legal matters:

Indigenous communities: hdu article 12

meetings: yb89 245-246

missionaries: w11 4/15 29-32; w10 9/15 5-7; yb01 49-50; jv 464-465, 534-535, 543; yb89 200, 202-211, 213-215, 219-226, 235-242, 249-250

modern history: yb89 198-252

persons:

Angus, Francisco: yb89 224, 248

Bonno, Arthur and Edith: w11 4/15 29-32; w02 4/1 27; yb89 231, 248

Brumley, George: w92 12/1 25

Castillo, Brumilda: yb94 54-55

Coello, Rafael: yb89 233-234

Dávalos, Luis: yb89 203-205

Diaz, Ernesto: w10 9/15 6-7

Dochow, Carl: w95 4/1 21-25; jv 464; yb89 214-215, 224-225

Furgala, John and Dora: yb89 230, 232-233

Gau, Herman: yb89 250

González, Vicente: g 7/06 11-13

Granda, Vicenta: yb89 225-227

Granizo, Maruja: yb89 227-231

Hall, Jack: yb89 208-210

Harris, Harley and Cloris: w10 9/15 3-7; yb89 236-237, 248

Hill, Barry: w11 8/1 30

Hoffman, Albert and Zola: jv 534; yb89 206-207, 209, 232, 234, 248-250

Isensee, Bob and Joan: yb89 238-240

Jones, Helen: g 3/08 12-15

Kidd, Andy: w10 9/15 6

Klingensmith, Thomas and Mary: yb89 200, 202-203

Knoch, Ray and Alice: yb89 223-224, 226

Laguna, Theodore: yb89 200

McDaniel, Vern: yb89 248

McLenachan, John and Dorothy: w11 4/15 30; yb89 248

Palas, Joaquín: yb89 224-225, 227

Parsons, Julia: jv 543; yb89 219-223

Pemberton, Walter and Willmetta: yb89 200, 202-206

Raunholm, Unn: jv 543; yb89 219-223

Redín, Ramón: yb89 204-205

Rumph, Jacob and Inga: w25.10 31

Salazar, Carlos: yb89 218-219, 251

Sánchez, Laureano: yb89 248

Sánchez, Paul: g 7/06 12

Santos, César: yb89 208-210

Schiller, Frank and Helen: g 3/08 14-15

Schweizer, Barbara: g98 4/8 21-24

Slough, Alfred: yb89 213

Tules, Pedro: yb89 205-207, 212, 214, 232

Villa, Antonio: g97 6/22 19-23

Wesley, Nicolas: yb89 224

Woodburn, Jim and Frances: yb89 251-252

pioneers: yb89 205-206, 218-219, 224-227

special pioneers: yb89 205, 227, 235

places:

Atuntaqui: jv 543; yb89 220-222

coastal areas: yb89 223-225

Cuenca: w10 9/15 5-6; jv 464-465; yb89 214-215, 235-243

Guayaquil: yb89 206-208, 247

Machala: w95 4/1 24-25; jv 464; yb89 224-225

Otavalo: w17.05 2

Pallatanga: yb89 227-231

Portovelo: yb89 225-227

Quito: yb89 200, 202-206, 212, 231-232

Riobamba: jv 668; yb89 208-211, 215-218, 229

San Antonio: yb89 220, 222-223

press supports: yb89 212-214, 217-218

priest responds favorably: yb89 236-237

publications:

booklet The Kingdom, the Hope of the World: jv 438

relief work:

explosions (2002): g03 9/8 13-15

floods (1998): w00 1/1 13

mutual help: w01 1/1 15

service experiences: w98 6/1 8; yb94 54-55; yb92 54-55; yb89 203-211, 219-234, 240-243; yb88 50; w87 4/1 21

Awake! article saves child’s life: g96 8/22 32

Awake! praised by Catholic: g03 12/8 30

Bible student answers evangelical pastor: w10 9/15 6

Bible study with wrong family: yb12 65

Chinese restaurant owner: yb06 54-55

deaf: yb13 54-55

former persecutor embraces victim and cries: yb16 55-56

gang member: g 7/06 12-13

high-security apartment buildings: yb01 49-50

learning new language: jv 534

midgets who are Witnesses: w00 2/15 8-9

mother with no food: w18.08 25

program on moral values at factory: w98 6/1 8; yb97 62

Quichua video on bus: yb10 48-49

serving where need is greater: w10 9/15 6-7; jv 367, 469; yb89 235

youths: w12 7/15 3-6

traveling overseers: w11 4/15 29-32

visits by—

Henschel, M. G.: yb96 30; yb89 207-209

Knorr, N. H.: yb89 207-209

Suiter, G.: yb89 247

Sydlik, D.: yb96 30

youths: yb89 251-252