Across the country, religious congregations have reopened after two long pandemic years, according to a new Pew Research survey.
But there has been little or no risein the number of people attending in-person religious services over the past six months, while the number of those watching services online has also remained steady.
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 forbidding them from doing so. Virtual services will still be available as well.