Circuits, Congregations & Public Speakers

New World Scheduler Circuits, Congregations & Public Speakers allows you to add circuits, neighbor congregations and public speakers. You can then quickly and easily schedule Public Talks. You can also edit your own Away Public Speakers from this screen.

Additionally, Public Speakers can Import and Export Public Speakers from any neighboring congregations. If a neighboring congregation is not using New World Scheduler, you can still add them, and still print reports of your Public Speakers for them.

To Add and Edit Circuits, Congregations and Public Speakers, click Congregation > Circuits, Congregations & Speakers

  • Circuits, Congregations & Speakers has been designed to work with Public Speaker Sharing. This allows you to automatically share and sync public speaker data with nearby congregations.
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Circuits

Circuits help organize Neighbor Congregations and Public Speakers, thus making it quicker and easier to schedule Public Talks.

  • Note: If Public Speaker Sharing has been enabled, any shared Neighbor Congregations and Public Speakers are automatically organized into Circuits.

Naming Circuits

Circuit Names should please follow the same format as given by your local branch, but without the “subdivisions” or “sections”.

  • E.G. N-10-A should be N-10

The only exception is foreign language Circuits, which may decide to keep the “section” to differentiate themselves from the local language.

  • E.G. NJ-12-S

Since each branch territory names circuits differently, NW Scheduler does not restrict the Circuit Name.

Add or Edit Circuits

  1. Up the top-left, click the Edit Circuits button
  2. You can now create New Circuits, Delete existing Circuits or edit the Circuit Name

My Congregation

  • Note: Your own congregation is automatically added to the top of the Congregations list. It can’t be removed.
  1. Click Congregation > Circuits, Congregations & Speakers
  2. Select your Congregation at the top

To use a Congregation Email for the Public Talk Coordinator, instead of their own email address, tick Use Congregation Email then enter the congregation email.

Congregation Notes can also be edited, and will be printed on various Public Talk reports for the benefit of other congregations.

Neighbor Congregations

  • Note: You can also automatically Share Neighbor Congregations and Public Speakers using Public Speaker Sharing.
  1. Click Congregation > Circuits, Congregations & Speakers
  2. Select All Circuits or choose a specific Circuit

Public Speakers

  1. Click Congregation > Circuits, Congregations & Speakers
  2. Under Away Public Speakers
    • Click Add + to create a new public speaker
    • Click Delete to remove a public speaker
    • Click Import to Import Public Speakers
    • Click Export to Export Public Speakers
    • Use the dropdown box to Move the public speaker to another congregation
  • Away Frequency means how often they should be available for Away Talks. This can be set by either Weeks or Calendar Months.
  • Public Notes are notes about the Public Speaker which will be shared with other congregations. E.G. English talks only.
  • Local Notes are notes about the Public Speaker which are not shared with other congregations, and only appear locally. E.G. Speaker rating or style.

Import or Export Public Speakers

Please see Import or Export Public Speakers

  • Note: Public Speaker Sharing can automatically share and synchronise all Public Speakers in the whole circuit.

Common Questions and Problems

Your own congregation is automatically added and will always appear first at the top. It can’t be removed.

If you see it listed twice, this means it was manually added. You should not do this, so please remove the second listing.

To set the COBE or Public Talk Coordinator, please see Congregation Responsibilities.

To edit the personal details of your COBE or Public Talk Coordinator, please see Person Information.

To add or edit public speakers in your own congregation, please see Add Persons and Persons > Assign

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