Get ready to hear 'the good news' — Jehovah's Witnesses are back to door-knocking after 2.5-year hiatus
The organization has resumed its house-to-house method of ministry and is planning in-person conventions for 2023.
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The organization has resumed its house-to-house method of ministry and is planning in-person conventions for 2023.
The organization has resumed its house-to-house method of ministry and is planning in-person conventions for 2023.
The organization has resumed its house-to-house method of ministry and is planning in-person conventions for 2023.
The organization has resumed its house-to-house method of ministry and is planning in-person conventions for 2023.
After pausing their door-to-door visits the last 30 months due to the pandemic, Jehovah’s Witnesses have resumed their trademark in-person ministry, officials say. The church members will be active with a global campaign to offer a free interactive Bible study program. “I am happy and excited to interact with people face to face,” Lisa Dermody of Elba said in a press release.