GUATEMALA

babies sold for adoption: g90 2/8 30

description: w89 8/15 25-27

Easter customs: g86 3/22 3

Indians: yb87 26-27

Flood legend: sh 52

Quiche Easter custom: g86 3/22 3

languages: yb87 26-27

Maya civilization:

Tikal (ancient city): g90 5/8 15-17

Jehovah’s Witnesses

Assembly Halls: yb97 25

branch office: jv 360

Guatemala City (1989): yb91 25-26, 28

branch office having oversight:

Mexico (1930’s): yb95 195

Mexico (2010- ): yb13 12-13; w12 8/15 16

colporteurs: jv 559

early witnessing: jv 424, 535, 559

growth: w13 10/15 2; w00 1/1 28

hostage experience: g90 12/8 17-19

Kingdom Hall: w90 5/1 29

minority-language field: w13 10/15 2; yb13 12

Kekchi: ijwex article 15; w21.08 32

missionaries: w00 1/1 27-28; w95 2/1 18; jv 460-461, 535; w89 8/15 26; g86 12/8 26-27

modern history: w89 8/15 25-28

persecution: w89 8/15 28

persons:

Bruun, Frede E.: g86 12/8 23-27

Friend, Samuel and Jean: w86 8/1 26

Hibshman, David Z.: w00 1/1 24-29

Molina, Michael: g05 10/22 14-15; g86 12/8 26-27

Parker, Adda: jv 460

Parker, John: jv 460

places:

Panajachel: w13 10/15 2

refugees return from Mexico: yb90 55

relief work:

homes rebuilt (1989): jv 310

Hurricane Mitch (1998): g99 6/8 18-19

service experiences: w89 8/15 26-28

armed robbers: yb08 50-51

blind orphan: w15 10/1 10-11

blind siblings: w23.02 31

circus performers: yb06 56

Evangelical pastor accepts truth: yb87 27

gang member: w97 1/1 3

Require brochure on bus trip: g05 2/22 32

would-be murderer touched by Bible message: yb02 48-49

slide presentation “Multitudes Being Taught by Jehovah”: yb90 54-55

visits by—

Henschel, M. G.: jv 459

Knorr, N. H.: jv 459

wife copes with murder of husband: w21.11 24

youth with mental disability taught to read: w08 2/15 18