Probably from someone who saw him handing out watchtowers
down at Bryerly's in Minneapolis...

Or maybe from someone he talked to when he gave a copy of
the "knowledge" book to him at the ONA concert.

Or maybe someone who saw him when he visited watchtower
headquarters in Brooklyn.

Or maybe when he spoke about the "truth" and his "brothers
and sisters" on that award show when he talked about
"stauros"(I know that's when I knew he was associating
with them).

Or maybe the attendant who seated him at the Jehovah's
Witness convention in Minneapolis started it.

Where did the rumour about Prince being a Jahova's Witness originate?

Funny thing is that God's name is not Jehovah...that's Christ's name.

it seems sad to me that when Prince was elusive about his beliefs in Christianity, people loved his spiritual side and now that he has made it pretty clear what he believes peeps are ready to dismiss him. The musicianship is still the same, if not better...the overall message is still the same, if not more focused...what is the problem? People on the org are always knocking these other so called artists because they have nothing to say (politically, spiritually, or otherwise), but Prince does and then he gets knocked...oh well, i guess it just goes back to the old "you can please some of the people all of the time..." motto. and by the way...how many of the peeps whinging about JWs really know anything about them...besides what the stereotypes and falsehoods have taught you?

TerryD said:

As Prince said when performing 1+1+1 is three, Don't get
it twisted...for a woman to do her part, a man has to his part.
Personally I like a man who is willing to be responsible
for the well-being of his wife and family. He loves and
cherishes his wife and treats her tenderly. He makes sure
she has what she needs to be happy. He considers her
preferences. He puts her happiness ahead of his own. Of
course she respects such a man. This is the theocratic order
Prince talks about. The woman mentioned in Muse to the
Pharoah is one who adheres to Plasms 31:10 which describes
the capable wife. She is certainly not second-class, but
an intelligent industrious woman.
"Don't get it twisted."...Prince

*and what is this light that you hope he will really see one day?

ajd said:

Every bit of this really happened. Prince is over 40.
He has lived what many people only dream. I wouldn't worry
about him. He's been there, done that..so it is not like
someone who has not experienced life. Besides, worrying
changes nothing.

The Rainbow Children contains many lyrics that are direct references to the faith of Jehovah's Witnesses.

On stage in London about a month ago on the Friday night he mentioned the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures.
He stated that he reads that version because it has 'God's name' (i.e Jehovah). He added that he studies the scriptures and that every day should be spent getting closer to God.

In addition to this you can add practically all the evidence listed above, particularly that which SensualMelody has stated.

For the record, I do not find any of these changes 'negative' or 'worrying'. Prince has returned to peak form both live and on record. He also looks happier than ever.


To deny Prince's association with the Jehovah's Witnesses is to deny the obvious. We should be happy to respect another mans decisions about how he wishes to live his life and how he choses to conduct a relationship with God.

Jehovah's Witnesses are not a cult, but are a worldwide Christian Congregation numbering in excess of 6 million members.

They use the Bible as their authority and they use the scriptures as the basis for both their beliefs and their way of life.

As they follow the scriptures closely and accurately, they do not adhere to teachings and traditions of men and this is what separates them from other religious denominations.

Probably from someone who saw him handing out watchtowers
down at Bryerly's in Minneapolis...

Or maybe from someone he talked to when he gave a copy of
the "knowledge" book to him at the ONA concert.

Or maybe someone who saw him when he visited watchtower
headquarters in Brooklyn.

Or maybe when he spoke about the "truth" and his "brothers
and sisters" on that award show when he talked about
"stauros"(I know that's when I knew he was associating
with them).

Or maybe the attendant who seated him at the Jehovah's
Witness convention in Minneapolis started it.

The Rainbow Children contains many lyrics that are direct references to the faith of Jehovah's Witnesses.

On stage in London about a month ago on the Friday night he mentioned the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures.
He stated that he reads that version because it has 'God's name' (i.e Jehovah). He added that he studies the scriptures and that every day should be spent getting closer to God.

In addition to this you can add practically all the evidence listed above, particularly that which SensualMelody has stated.

For the record, I do not find any of these changes 'negative' or 'worrying'. Prince has returned to peak form both live and on record. He also looks happier than ever.

To deny Prince's association with the Jehovah's Witnesses is to deny the obvious. We should be happy to respect another mans decisions about how he wishes to live his life and how he choses to conduct a relationship with God.

Jehovah's Witnesses are not a cult, but are a worldwide Christian Congregation numbering in excess of 6 million members.

They use the Bible as their authority and they use the scriptures as the basis for both their beliefs and their way of life.

As they follow the scriptures closely and accurately, they do not adhere to teachings and traditions of men and this is what separates them from other religious denominations.

imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said:

Well said.

Prince seems to get some of the picture of whats going on with the New World Order agenda but this religious crap is just garbage. Women being subjective to men... Come on! It was such a trurn off to hear him preaching during the ONA tour especially after paying that big corporate money to see him. Hopefully he will really see the light someday.