The Kingdom Hall is a church designed symmetrically with Spanish signs and a door on the left, and English signs and another door on the right. Gilroy's Jehovah's Witnesses meet multiple times a week, primarily at the Kingdom Hall. Their Sunday session is about two hours, and runs once in Spanish and once in English. Kingdom Halls are typically not decorated with statues of religious icons, but may feature murals.
Avalon Caterers offers catering services for a variety of occasions. It also arranges photographers, decorators, site selection, valet parking and invitations. Visit its website for examples of its work.
The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Northridge offers religious services in several languages. The members can often be found around town offering their magazine "The Watchtower." Check the website for more information on the Jehovah's Witnesses' beliefs and activities.
This Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses can be found down a long sloping drive just off of Pauba Road in Temecula. This functionally and architecturally simple fellowship hall serves the needs of Jehovah's Witnesses in Temecula Hills, Rancho Temecula, Temecula Ridge, Temecula Valley, Temecula Creek and Temecula Spanish. These congregations meet on a bi-weekly basis for public talks, Watchtower study, congregation Bible study, ministry school and service meetings. The building and grounds are well-used and well-maintained, with ample parking for able-bodied and handicapped witnesses coming from these six areas to discover and worship.
Five Napa Valley congregations share this double auditorium on Napa's north side. Three of the groups are English-speaking, and two speak Spanish. The building and its landscaped grounds are maintained by volunteers from the congregations.
