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What Happens at a Kingdom Hall?

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Have you been invited to a meeting
at a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses?
Perhaps you’ve wondered what happens inside.
Let’s take a look.
Kingdom Halls vary in size and design
and are simple in decor.
There are no altars or religious icons.
Kingdom Halls are used
for worship and Bible education.
Every meeting is free and open to the public.
No collections are ever taken.
All meetings begin and end
with a song and a prayer.
One meeting, usually held on the weekend,
includes a 30-minute Bible lecture
especially designed for the general public.
After that, there’s
a question-and-answer discussion based on
an article in the Watchtower magazine,
and participation is always voluntary.
The other meeting, usually held midweek,
helps us to apply what the Bible teaches
and to improve our ability
to talk to others about it.
You can go into any Kingdom Hall
and receive the same program
of Bible instruction.
Of course, the best way to see
what happens at a Kingdom Hall
is to visit us.
You are always welcome.
To find a Kingdom Hall near you,
please accept an invitation
from one of Jehovah’s Witnesses
or use the online search feature on jw.org.