Live Sermon August 31, 2016 9 p.m. GMT

This appears to work for time zone conversions... link

At least in my own personal trial just now.

It's the same I believe.

Cyan Sarden wrote: 9 p.m GMT what's that in UTC? Due to daylight savings time I'm having a hard time calculating the time zones and completely rely on the UTC calculator

GMT and UTC are the same thing.

UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) mean the same thing; you may be thinking of British time which is currently an hour ahead, or GMT+1. Since you live in Switzerland, Cyan, you're two hours ahead of UTC: GMT+2, which means this sermon will be at 11 PM your time.

Adi wrote: UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) mean the same thing; you may be thinking of British time which is currently an hour ahead, or GMT+1. Since you live in Switzerland, Cyan, you're two hours ahead of UTC: GMT+2, which means this sermon will be at 11 PM your time.

Thanks Adi ,that was great!

Adi wrote: UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) mean the same thing; you may be thinking of British time which is currently an hour ahead, or GMT+1. Since you live in Switzerland, Cyan, you're two hours ahead of UTC: GMT+2, which means this sermon will be at 11 PM your time.

Thank you!

Cyan Sarden wrote:

Adi wrote: UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) mean the same thing; you may be thinking of British time which is currently an hour ahead, or GMT+1. Since you live in Switzerland, Cyan, you're two hours ahead of UTC: GMT+2, which means this sermon will be at 11 PM your time.

Thank you!

I know that CET is one hour ahead of GMT (plus another hour during DST) - what I don't know is when the individual countries outside of Europe switch to DST and back. I believe the US doesn't do so at the same time as Europe, so I simply rely on the UTC chart. Sorry for my ignorance in terms of UTC and GMT.

No worries. CET is GMT+2, but this time of year, you're on CEST (presumably, Central European Summer Time), which is GMT+2. Daylight saving time is a pain, innit?

Adi wrote: No worries. CET is GMT+2, but this time of year, you're on CEST (presumably, Central European Summer Time), which is GMT+2. Daylight saving time is a pain, innit?

I'm on BST (British Standard Time)... only 1 hour different from UTC which is what the UK is on the rest of the year.. sometimes I still struggle to figure out what time the sermon is!