Is omarion a Jehovahs witness

Answer 1

He has been spotted with some witness publications, and supposedly he has been spotted at some of our meetings.

It's important to note that there does not seem to be any word from Omarion himself that he is a JW. I visited his website to get a clue. There are some indications that I observed that likely signal that he is not a witness. Some lyrics to some songs, his manner of dress, and there was a "Happy Valentine's Day" greeting on his website (whether that was for 2009, or left over from last year is unknown).

Many people study with JW's. Some accept it and become witnesses, some do not. Also many, many people have parents, children, or other family members that are JW's, and while they may attend some meetings and/or study, never become witnesses themselves.

To become a witness often involves a complete renovation of one's life. A person no longer lives for themselves, but for the Creator, Jehovah God, and His son Jesus Christ. This requires so much that, while some enjoy the positive message we have, they are not ready to make the necessary adjustments to become JW's themselves. This can be particularly difficult for those in the entertainment industry.

Also, our faith is one of action. After all, we are Jehovah's WITNESSES. That means that we are Witnesses FOR Jehovah. We have to continually witness about Him to retain that title. First, a person must be baptised as a Jehovah's Witness to be regarded by the congregation as one of Jehovah's Witnesses. Then, if someone is baptised as a witness, they have to keep on witnessing, that is, proclaiming and giving testimony about Jehovah. If they stop witnessing about Jehovah, they cannot properly be called one of Jehovah's Witnesses. There is no indication from what I found that Omarion has been seen or heard witnessing about Jehovah. Therefore, while I cannot say for sure, it would appear that he has, or is studying and attending meetings. It is also possible that he once was a JW, but has since slacked off from the faith. If either of these situations are correct, he cannot be properly called a Jehovah's Witness. Of course, if he is baptised as a witness, but has simply slacked off, if he returns to actively witnessing about Jehovah, he would once again be recognized by the congregation as one of Jehovah's Witnesses, but not before then.