Jehovah’s Witnesses carry out evangelism through doorstep preaching and by distributing religious publications. Local members, called publishers, meet at Kingdom Halls and are assigned particular neighborhoods to canvass. Congregations also have assigned territories. Pioneers work part-time secular jobs while giving more time to religious service, while special pioneers are full-time paid employees of the society. Members keep records of visits, return calls, Bible classes, and books and magazines distributed.
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