The evening of April 9 will be a time to remember for Jehovah's Witnesses around the world as they meet to commemorate Jesus Christ's death on behalf of humanity.
The annual event, which also draws many visitors, is called the Memorial.
The annual event, which also draws many visitors, is called the Memorial.
The event includes a Bible-based talk and the passing of bread and wine as symbols of Jesus's sacrifice.
According to the invitation being distributed, "Jesus instructed his followers to remember, or commemorate, one special event - the sacrifice of his perfect human life. (John 3:16) On the night before he died, Jesus shared in a last supper with his apostles, during which he told them: 'Keep doing this in remembrance of me.' - Luke 22:19."
While Jehovah's Witnesses are well-known for their door-to-door ministry — which continues throughout the year — they are currently in the midst of a special campaign, distributing invitations for the upcoming Memorial.
Worldwide attendance at the event is more than double the number of Jehovah's Witnesses around the globe.
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The invitation also includes a special Bible talk that will be given in all Kingdom Halls around the world entitled "Is There a True Religion From God's Standpoint?" The special talk will be given Sunday April 26th.
For more information about Jehovah's Witnesses and their beliefs, visit their official website, http://www.watchtower.org/.
