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When possible, Church members should strive to attend meetings in person. However, sometimes this is not possible. Streaming and holding virtual meetings make it possible to reach those who otherwise would not be able to attend. These people may include (but are not limited to) those who:
-Live in remote locations or have limited ability to travel. -Have physical, mental, or emotional health challenges. -Are immunocompromised or in a care facility or hospital. -Are essential workers or otherwise are required to work on the Sabbath. -Care for someone who is homebound and cannot be left alone. -Need sign-language interpretation. -Have allergies that put their health at risk in a meeting.
For the benefit of these members and others, the bishop may, as an exception, authorize a livestream of sacrament meetings and of funerals and weddings held in the meetinghouse. Streams allow others to see and hear a meeting remotely but not participate directly.
General Handbook
The purpose of sacrament meeting is to remember Jesus Christ by partaking of the sacrament. In this ordinance, Church members renew their covenant to take upon themselves the Savior’s name, to always remember Him, and to keep His commandments. Other purposes include worshipping, building faith and testimony, and conducting ward business.