No. Jehovah’s Witnesses have no paid clergy, and their congregation elders serve without a salary. Most elders hold ordinary jobs. A smaller group of full-time workers, including missionaries, special pioneers, traveling overseers and headquarters staff, receive food, lodging, health care and a small allowance, but no salary. Do Jehovah’s Witness elders get paid? No. Each congregation is cared for by a body of elders, appointed from among its own members. The jw.org answer to the question reads: “Elders conduct all…

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