At one point, members of this group were prevented from playing chess because of lingering tensions after matches. This movement prefers to use the word "torture stake" instead of "cross" because they believe that Jesus was crucified on an upright pole with a nail through both hands. Punishment among this group is carried out by a form of shunning called (*) "disfellowshipping," and one earlier leader of this group was Joseph F. Rutherford. Members of this movement hold that only 144,000 people will be let into heaven, and they abstain from military service, blood transfusions, and birthday celebrations. Members of this group can serve as "pioneers" and their houses of worship are called "Kingdom Halls." The Watchtower is the central publication of, for 10 points, 
At one point, members of this group were prevented from playing chess because of lingering tensions after matches. This movement prefers to use the word "torture stake" instead of "cross" because they believe that Jesus was crucified on an upright pole with a nail through both hands. Punishment among this group is carried out by a form of shunning called (*) "disfellowshipping," and one earlier leader of this group was Joseph F. Rutherford. Members of this movement hold that only 144,000 people will be let into heaven, and they abstain from military service, blood transfusions, and birthday celebrations. Members of this group can serve as "pioneers" and their houses of worship are called "Kingdom Halls." The Watchtower is the central publication of, for 10 points, which religious movement founded by Charles Taze Russell consisting of many namesake door-to-door preachers?
At one point, members of this group were prevented from playing chess because of lingering tensions after matches.