It's now possible to lookup circuit assignments without logging in

[Brandon]

(full disclosure: I don't think this works in the US yet. If you're still curious to try out this new search tool but your country isn't yet supported, you can select Canada as your country and you'll be able to try out the tool, without logging in!)

 

1. visit https://apps.jw.org/E_DONATE
2. click My Circuit Assembly*
3. click the Donate Now button
4. in the new box, notice the link Continue without using an account

 

Now you can search by name for any congregation*, and not only will the KH address and meeting time appear, but also the Circuit Number and circuit part!

 

*if your country/branch doesn't yet support circuit assembly donations via the website, you'd have to use the other method to find your congregation's circuit assignment.

 

P.S. before anyone asks "how did you find this link?  is it a special/secret link?"  the answer is no; you can find this link at the bottom of our official homepage:

under Quick Links, notice "Make a Donation to Our Worldwide Work"

[jwhess]

In the USA, go to JW.ORG, at the bottom of the home page look at the column titled "About Us".  Choose "Meetings".  When it opens look on the left-side menu and choose "Conventions".  When the page opens, scroll down to find the menus "Find a Location".  When you click on that you will see a series of tabs, Meetings, Conventions and Assemblies.

 

If you choose one of these, a map will appear and show the nearest one to you and a list of other sites and dates as well.

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14 minutes ago, jwhess said:

In the USA, go to JW.ORG, at the bottom of the home page look at the column titled "About Us".  Choose "Meetings".  When it opens look on the left-side menu and choose "Conventions".  When the page opens, scroll down to find the menus "Find a Location".  When you click on that you will see a series of tabs, Meetings, Conventions and Assemblies.

 

If you choose one of these, a map will appear and show the nearest one to you and a list of other sites and dates as well.

This arrangement appears work for the majority of the 'free' world.