James Hills
- Apr 4, 2020
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March Update

Updated: May 24, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 threat and social distancing requirements, many of our gatherings are moving to online video streaming or video conferencing. Please check your local group, however this has some positive outcomes in that our services are more accessible to those who don't live near a congregation, and of course you can easily participate in services from other cities.

Some congregations post podcasts of their services (see the "finding us" page) - eg Melbourne and Auckland already have most services online. Having more groups conduct services online is likely to expand the available online ANZ material.

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