Guest Opinion: Finding real hope in times of trouble
The theme of “real hope” resonates with many who feel hopeless in the face of relentless bad news and mounting problems.
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The theme of “real hope” resonates with many who feel hopeless in the face of relentless bad news and mounting problems.
ONTARIO — The Kingdom Hall on Northwest Fourth Avenue in Ontario remained empty since March 2020 when Jehovah’s Witnesses globally suspended all in-person meetings until April 3, when public meetings
"You can just feel the love. You don't have to see the smiles."
All congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses across the world are being encouraged to begin holding in-person meetings during the week of April 1.
Jehovah’s Witnesses will begin to meet in person starting April 1, two years after closing their worship buildings due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Door-to-door preaching, however, will not yet resume. Kingdom Halls—where congregants typically meet twice a week—will, as of April 1, reopen for in-person worship as long as there are no pandemic-related government restrictions