 When the Field Moves Online 
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the measures put in place to counter it have reverberated in almost every aspect of our societies, ethnographic research included, and for most religious groups. The English-speaking Jehovah’s Witnesses congregation of Gatineau Valley (Maniwaki) had to quickly adjust to these new measures, in the same way as the researcher did conducting a study with this religious group. After contextualizing this research, I discuss the consequences of COVID-19 for Anishinabeg Jehovah’s Witnesses, before proposing a brief reflection on the repercussions of the pandemic on my online fieldwork. If ethnographic research may still be possible in coronavirus time ‒ depending on the context ‒ it required, in my case, several adjustments: sometimes advantageous, often restrictive.