One night’s deposit will be required at all locations to hold the room and should be sent directly to the hotel or motel as soon as your reservations are confirmed, well in advance of the cutoff date listed on the sheet(s) received from the rooming department.

Dak. 1-B; S.

^1⁄3 1-A, 1-B, 2, 3, ^3⁄4 4; S. Dak.

Paul, MN: Minn. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ^1⁄2 8; N. Dak. 1-B; S. Dak.

This deposit should be sent to the hotel or motel directly, well in advance of the cutoff date listed on the sheet(s) received from the rooming department.

Even though he forwards it to the convention rooming department, the individual(s) will be notified of the accommodations directly by the rooming department.

Fresno, Calif. (Spanish only): S-5*, S-15-B.

This deposit should be sent to the hotel or motel directly, well in advance of the cutoff date listed on the sheet(s) received from the rooming department.

Even though he forwards it to the convention rooming department, the individual(s) will be notified of their accommodations directly by the rooming department.

This deposit should be sent to the hotel or motel directly, well in advance of the cutoff date listed on the sheet(s) received from the rooming department.

Even though he forwards it to the convention rooming department, the individual(s) will be notified of the accommodation directly by the rooming department.

Fresno, Cal. (Spanish only): S-5, S-11, S-15.

If one assigned is unable to take the assignment and fails to notify the landlord in advance, normally the one renting the room(s) might consider that the brother or sister actually owes the money for the room, since Christians are to be true to their word in all things.

San Antonio, Tex.: S-3-A, S-10, S-14.

NEW HAVEN, CT, Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 275 S. Orange St.

TUCSON, AZ, Community Center, 260 S. Church.

⁸ The individual monthly Regular Pioneer Report form (S-200) will no longer be sent to the Society; therefore, supplies of these have not been mailed to the congregations for the 1987 service year.

Starting with reports for the month of September 1986, all regular pioneers will use the Field Service Report form (S-4) when reporting their ministerial activity to the congregation.

If additional badge cards are needed by the congregations, these should be requested on a Literature Request Form (S-14).

If there is a change at any time, the secretary should complete and send a Presiding Overseer/​Secretary Change of Address (S-29) form to the Society promptly.

Study Record (File copy) (Former S-2)

Subscription Record Sheet (Former S-10)

◼ Congregation secretaries should make sure that they have a Pioneer Appointment Letter (S-202) for each regular pioneer in the congregation.

If the congregation needs additional badge cards, these should be requested on the Literature Request Form (S-14).

If the congregation needs additional badge cards, these should be requested on the Congregation Internet Site (CIS) or on a Literature Request Form (S-14).

◼ Congregation secretaries should maintain an adequate supply of the forms Application for Regular Pioneer Service (S-205) and Application for Auxiliary Pioneer Service (S-205b).

If additional badge cards are needed by the congregations, these should be requested on a Literature Request Form (S-14).

If there is a change at any time, the Congregation Service Committee should complete, sign, and send a Presiding Overseer/​Secretary Change of Address (S-29) form to the branch office promptly.

If additional badge cards are needed by the congregations, these should be requested on a Literature Request Form (S-14).

If there is a change at any time, the secretary should complete and send a Presiding Overseer/​Secretary Change of Address (S-29) form to the Society promptly.

NOTE: Congregations that have not yet requested the above-mentioned campaign items should do so on their next monthly Literature Request Form (S(d)-14).

◼ Each congregation will receive three Literature Inventory forms (S(d)-18).

NOTE: Congregations that have not yet requested the above-​mentioned campaign items should do so on their next monthly Literature Request Form (S(d)-14).

◼ Each congregation will receive three Literature Inventory forms (S(d)-18).

It would be well to keep indefinitely letters of instruction, such as: How to Handle Subscriptions Properly (S-11), Instructions for Congregation Accounting (S-27), Public Meeting Talk Titles (S-99), How to Request a Territory Adjustment (S-6), Congregation Territory Assignment (S-54), and letters of instruction regarding pioneering, also current public meeting, funeral, and Memorial outlines.

Web site or, if that is not possible, by submitting the Literature Request Form (S-14).

◼ Congregation secretaries should maintain an adequate supply of the forms Application for Regular Pioneer Service (S-205) and Application for Auxiliary Pioneer Service (S-205b).

When the audit(s) have been completed, this should be announced to the congregation with the next accounts report.

This inventory is similar to the actual count taken monthly by the literature coordinator, and the totals should be entered on the Literature Inventory form (S-18).

If the congregation needs additional badge cards, these should be requested on the Literature Request Form (S-14).

◼ Congregation secretaries should maintain an adequate supply of the forms Application for Regular Pioneer Service (S-205) and Application for Auxiliary Pioneer Service (S-205b).

◼ Congregation secretaries should maintain an adequate supply of the forms Application for Regular Pioneer Service (S-205) and Application for Auxiliary Pioneer Service (S-205b).

◼ Congregation secretaries should maintain an adequate supply of the forms Application for Regular Pioneer Service (S-205) and Application for Auxiliary Pioneer Service (S-205b).

Before requesting a loan from the Society, the elders should take a survey locally to determine (1) how much will be contributed at the outset to assist with property purchase and construction costs, (2) how much can be lent locally by those associated with the involved congregation(s), and (3) how much will be contributed monthly to cover congregation operating expenses and to repay any loan that is obtained from the Society.

The extra funds should not be kept on hand locally nor should they be lent by the involved congregation(s) to other congregations.

When the body of elders have decided on the recommendations to be made, this information will be recorded on the forms provided, namely, the S-2a, b and c forms.

Before filling out an application for a new congregation, it would be well to read and comply with the information in the “Congregation Information” letter (S-50), which you may request from the branch office.

If so, please use the S-2 form to make these recommendations.

If so, please provide this information on the S-2 form under “Deletions.”

◆ With the July monthly statement each congregation was sent two copies of Presiding Overseer’s Report on Congregation (S-10) and form S-2, which the body of elders will use in September to make any needed recommendations to the governing body for new appointments of elders and ministerial servants.

Once we have established that there is interest in God and his Word, the Bible, we should fill out a Please Follow Up (S-43) form and promptly give it to the congregation secretary for submittal to the branch office so that this interested person can receive a visit from someone who speaks his language.

 6. If we meet an interested person who speaks another language, what responsibility do we have?

⁶ From the time the S-43 form has been submitted until the interested person is called on by a designated publisher who speaks his language, some time may pass.

◼ Publishers no longer need to submit a Study Report (S-3) for each home Bible study conducted during the month.

However, they should continue to indicate the number of different Bible studies conducted in the appropriate column of the Field Service Report (S-4).

The secretary should note this date on the Congregation’s Publisher Record (S-21) card.

This inventory is similar to the actual count taken monthly by the literature coordinator, and the totals should be entered on the Literature Inventory (S-18) form.

This inventory is similar to the actual count taken monthly by the literature coordinator, and the totals should be entered on the Literature Inventory (S-18) form.

The total number of magazines on hand should be obtained from the magazine servant(s).

◼ Congregation secretaries should maintain an adequate supply of the forms Application for Regular Pioneer Service (S-205) and Application for Auxiliary Pioneer Service (S-205b).

This inventory is similar to the actual count taken monthly by the literature coordinator, and the totals should be entered on the Literature Inventory (S-18) form.

The total number of magazines on hand should be obtained from the magazine servant(s).

This inventory is similar to the actual count taken monthly by the literature coordinator, and the totals should be entered on the Literature Inventory form (S-18).

The total number of magazines on hand should be obtained from the magazine servant(s).

The Davidic Kingdom covenant, referred to at 2 Samuel 7:16, narrowed down the line of the Seed leading to the Messiah and was a legal guarantee that someone in David’s line would come to rule “to time indefinite.”

Provide the word(s) or phrase needed to complete each of the following statements:

If additional badge cards are needed by the congregation, these should be requested on a Literature Request Form (S-14).

Name changes and reassignments will be handled in the normal manner, with the secretary noting the appropriate information on the back of the Congregation Report (S-1) for the month.

The secretary should notify the Society, using the space provided on the back of the Congregation Report (S-1).

He should also promptly contact the secretary of the pioneer’s former congregation and request all the Congregation’s Publisher Record cards (S-21) on file as well as a letter of introduction from the Congregation Service Committee.

For example, in one area a local newspaper commented: “It was an invasion of the Jehovah[’s] Witness Volunteer labor force who came for the three-​day ‘Kingdom Hall Building Project,’ and a three-​day project it was. . . .

³ Another newspaper observed: “You haven’t seen a pile of brick and lumber become a building until you’ve watched a group of Jehovah[’s] Witnesses swing a hammer.

What announcements will be made regarding the time(s) and location(s) of the meeting(s) for field service on the day of the Memorial?