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I am LDS and right now I am participating in the bi-annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, since I can't go to the Conference Center in Salt Lake I am at home watching it live on Cable, (and taking a few notes in another window, while writing this, btw). It's a particularly important one, you might say, as it is the first directed by our new Prophet and President, President Thomas S. Monson, following the death of our Gordon B. Hinckley a couple months ago. You can hear what has been said online here, if you are wondering. However, my question is this.

In your faith, do you gather together on such a large scale, whether in person or online? What about locally? Do you go to a congregation weekly? Why or why not?

Most of our meetings in the Kemetic Orthodoxy are done online via IRC. In there, we met and socialse almost everyday. Also we use the House of Netjer forums. In person, we have a yearly gathering for Wep Ronwet (Egyptian New year) and we also do a once a year trip to Egypt. There are also member-run gatherings as well deending on the region (East coast, New England, etc.) mostly though, our actual form of "going to church" is we perform Senut in our own homes and have a one-on-one experience with the Aspects of Netjer, whichever Aspect wishes to speak to us that day.