context: Jehovah's Witnesses are a Christian movement that emphasizes expectation of the end and return to the roots of Christianity, which differs from mainstream Christianity, for example, by not accepting the doctrine of the Trinity. [1] Jehovah's Witnesses' membership estimates range from 6 million [2] worldwide to over 8.3 million in 240 countries in 2016. [3] [2] The movement's closing body, a nine-member Jehovah's Witnesses Administration in Warwick, New York, coordinates the movement's activities and practices. The governing body decides on the Bible interpretation of the movement. [4]
question: What do Jehovah's Witnesses emphasize in their religion?
answers.text: expectation of the end and return to the roots of Christianity