Live Service - Wednesday, 18 February 2015 at 00:00 UTC

Hello everyone,

We will be having a live service on Wednesday, 18 Feb 2015 at 00:00 UTC. To see that in your timezone, please click here .

The sermon is called, "Keeping it Light" and will be given by our own Cabur Senaar.

Hope to see you there!

I'm afraid that's much too late for me but I look forward to reading it later.

I am 90% sure I can be there. I just haven't planned that far ahead in my week. lol.

It's too late here too. Sorry guys. Good luck with it though

Edan wrote: I'm afraid that's much too late for me but I look forward to reading it later.

Burn_Phoenix wrote: It's too late here too. Sorry guys. Good luck with it though

The woes of being an international organization. :dry:

I'll make sure it gets published as soon as possible afterwards.

Jamie Stick wrote: I'll make sure it gets published as soon as possible afterwards.

No rush, I'll be asleep

Just remember : Wednesday at 0000 UTC means Tuesday afternoon/evening for many of you ...

Consult the link that Jamie provided to 'see it in your time-zone' in the Opening Post of this thread.

sorry, that's too late for me - gotta get up at 5:30 the next day

Starting in two hours. Bump!

Geee Whiizzzzzzzzz... This UTC time-zone stuff is killing me!! Just figured out I am a day behind with it- So every time I see Wednesday, its Tuesdays at dinner time.


SMH...

International temple, international time.

A good trick is to use 2345, or 2355 etc, instead of 0000, since its basically the same time but gets to use that previous day - which often most users here are in, whilst as soon as it hits 0000 it's techincally the next day and can cause some confusion.

Adder wrote: A good trick is to use 2345, or 2355 etc, instead of 0000, since its basically the same time but gets to use that previous day - which often most users here are in, whilst as soon as it hits 0000 it's techincally the next day and can cause some confusion.

And lots of members suddenly say 'aaah!' in unison, because nobody thought of this before..

Edan wrote: And lots of members suddenly say 'aaah!' in unison, because nobody thought of this before..

:lol:

Larger subgroups tend to be catered for more, and so smaller subgroup tend to already have learned to make the requisite adjustments if they want to participate with the others just as a result of natural group dynamics, so yea, the odd tweak to make things smoother can help!!