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We are encouraged to keep praying for the Kingdom of our beloved Father, Jehovah, to come. However, we know that a specific day has already been set for this to happen and that nothing can change that timetable. So, when we pray for the Kingdom to come, are we simply keeping the flame of hope alive in our hearts, or is it possible that Jehovah could bring that day forward and act sooner than expected?

Ok, we need to do that to them in Paradise

David has expressed it very well. We all want to remain forever as guests in Jehovah’s tent. So we have to treat his other guests in the way that he approves . It is a well said truism that the simple acts of kindness that a brother does will be remembered long after his excellent talks have been forgotten.

The photography is amazing. I remember the days of Hans and Lotte Hass, some 70 years back. Black and white filming and low grade technology, but the programmes were amazing back then, too.

Among the victims were a 61-year-old Polish woman, a 47-year-old Polish woman, a 53-year-old Polish woman, a 51-year-old Austrian woman, a 32-year-old British man, and a Polish man in his fifties. The shooter is dead. Died in the morning

More information here https://www.onet.pl/informacje/onetkrakow/strzelanina-na-rynku-glownym-w-krakowie-najwazniejsze-informacje/t2srnlh,79cfc278 I was talking to my friend in Cracow. He says he did not hear that anyone of JW was shot. Only some of them had to hide themself in a restaurant.

such a kind of weapon is forrbiden in Poland. Only soldiers can have such one. So, He probably modified the weapon

He looked to have military grade automatic weapon. Why would anyone have something like that at home? It's crazy.

I have a cousine in Cracow. She even goes today to the surgery to the hospital where this shooter is cured. I do not know now if any of our brothers was shot. So he killed 6 people (one person is from GB, Portugal, Russia) He even killed his mother, father and sister at their home before.He is 24 years old. He has stollen 4 firearms from his father ( his father had 11 weapons) he had "soldier garment " and bulletproof vest, helemet during this sad action. He is in critical condition now at hospital.

I was unable so see any video for parts 4,5 and 6 on Edge and Mozilla - but they all work on Chrome

Have they selected anyone for Peru yet?

Aaron and Moses: Part 6 😊 Untitled 2026-11-09 08.55.04.mp4

Aaron and Moses: Part 5 😊 Untitled 2026-11-09 07.28.51.mp4

Any update from anyone about what happened? Were any friends hurt?

Sadly, it didnrt happen, but I did get to talk to the other sister. It seems hard to keep these studies afloat. Jehovah gives us lots to pray about.

It works fine for me.. Some of the videos look black and take awhile to load. Is that what you are seeing?

You mean it's not appearing properly in your screen??

I would love for you to be an underwater explorer too.

How did the study go?

There is something comforting about being remembered. Not simply having someone remember our name, but knowing that we matter enough for them to think about us. Perhaps someone calls when we have been having a difficult week. Someone remembers a promise made weeks earlier. Or someone notices we have been unusually quiet and takes a moment to ask how we are doing. These may seem like little things. But to the person receiving that kindness, they can mean a great deal. Psalm 15:4 describes a person who enjoys Jehovah’s friendship as someone who “honors those fearing Jehovah.” Think about that for a moment. Jehovah invites us to be guests in his tent. And among the qualities he values in those guests is the way they treat his other friends. Why would that matter so much to him? Perhaps we can understand it by thinking about someone we dearly love. When another person treats that loved one with kindness, doesn't it touch our own heart? We appreciate not only what was done but the love behind it. Jehovah must certainly notice when we treat someone he loves with that same tenderness. And what a beautiful thought that is! Every faithful brother or sister we encounter is someone Jehovah knows personally. He knows what they have endured to remain faithful. He has heard prayers that no one else has heard. He knows the quiet struggles that may be hidden behind a cheerful smile. We may see only a small part of their life. Jehovah sees the whole person. So when we show them kindness, we are honoring someone precious to him. And then there is hospitality. We often associate hospitality with an invitation into our home. But some of the warmest expressions of hospitality may happen without anyone ever crossing our doorstep. A telephone call. An invitation to spend a little time together. Making room in a conversation for someone who might otherwise feel overlooked. Even sitting quietly with a friend who needs companionship more than conversation. Not everyone has the circumstances or strength to do everything they would like. But a loving heart can often find a way to make someone feel welcome. There is another thought worth carrying with us today. We spend much of our lives thinking about what we can do for Jehovah. And rightly so. But isn't it touching that one thing he asks us to do is care for people he already loves? Today, perhaps there is someone whose name comes to mind. Someone who could use a little encouragement, a little reassurance, or simply the pleasure of knowing they haven't been forgotten. It may not require much of our time. It may not even be something anyone else notices. But Jehovah will notice. And somewhere, one of his dear friends may finish the day feeling a little less alone, a little more appreciated, and a little more certain of how much they are loved. What a wonderful way to honor someone Jehovah calls his friend.

According to JW.org, a Hmong congregation uses that KH on Saturday. Nice! I spent many years working at oil refineries and I have had some Emergency Response and Hazmat training, so I know how dangerous propane is. Glad they found it.

Monday, November 9 He honors those fearing Jehovah.—Ps. 15:4. We should look for ways to show kindness and respect to Jehovah’s friends. (Rom. 12:10) How? One way, based on Psalm 15:4, is that a guest in Jehovah’s tent “does not go back on his promise, even when it is bad for him.” Breaking our promises could surely hurt others. (Matt. 5:37) For example, Jehovah expects his guests to live up to their marriage vow. He is also pleased when parents make earnest efforts to fulfill promises they make to their children. Our love for God and for neighbor will compel us to keep our word to the best of our ability. Another way to honor God’s friends is by being hospitable and generous. (Rom. 12:13) Leisure time spent with our brothers and sisters helps us to strengthen bonds of friendship with them and with Jehovah. Moreover, by showing hospitality, we imitate Jehovah. w24.06 12 ¶15-16

SERVEJah4EVER you can randomly make the letters upper and lowercase

Gas Odor Reported at Sacramento Kingdom Hall Leads to Nearby Propane Leak A report of a gas odor at a Sacramento Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses brought firefighters to the area Saturday afternoon, November 7. Investigators traced the source to propane tanks at a nearby recycling yard. According to Sacramento Fire Department Capt. Nathan Green, crews responded around 4 p.m. after people at the Kingdom Hall, located at 3409 52nd Avenue, reported the smell. Firefighters and PG&E personnel subsequently identified the leaking tanks. Officials found approximately 30 to 40 propane tanks, with capacities ranging from five to 15 gallons. Some were releasing gas, although the cause was not immediately known. The Kingdom Hall and three or four neighboring businesses were evacuated while hazardous materials crews assessed the danger. By Saturday night, fire department specialists had determined that the area was safe, allowing the evacuations to end. County hazardous materials personnel took responsibility for handling the propane tanks, Green said in an update Sunday morning.

Was reading some of my old posts on here about dogs and equine ownership. Poignant memories.