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Called as the ward clerk a month ago. The Bishop asked be to order a new Limited Use Temple Recommend Book. How do I do that?
Thanks
Michael-
Thanks
Michael-
GSC = Global Service Center (follow the link for contact options).cboshdave wrote:Isn't there a website to do this on? Also, you refer to a GSC number. Some of us are REALLY new. i don't even know what a GSC number is?
Unfortunately these books can't be ordered online. It is necessary to order them via the telephone. If you're not the Bishop, you will need to confirm his details, including his address.cboshdave wrote:Isn't there a website to do this on? Also, you refer to a GSC number. Some of us are REALLY new. i don't even know what a GSC number is?
When you order by phone, the employee or missionary at the Global Service Center should be able to help you make sure you get the correct ones.bballrob wrote:I have seen some limited use recommends that look similar to a regular recommend, rather than having spaces for 20 names for a group. When ordering, how do you differentiate between group and individual limited use recommends?
Limited-use temple recommend
A new limited-use recommend can be created online by priesthood leaders and printed from any computer and printer. It is activated when it is printed, and the bishop simply needs to sign it, along with the candidate, Elder [Kent F. ] Richards said.
Only when it actually becomes available.sasgrw wrote:I wonder if ordering this book will become obsolete with this latest announcement:
The article made it sound like it was already available. "A new limited-use recommend can be created online by priesthood leaders..."russellhltn wrote:Only when it actually becomes available.sasgrw wrote:I wonder if ordering this book will become obsolete with this latest announcement:
It is in limited beta.sasgrw wrote:The article made it sound like it was already available. "A new limited-use recommend can be created online by priesthood leaders..."
It has now. See the March 29, 2016, First Presidency Letter at the Official Communication Library.sasgrw wrote:I wonder if ordering this book will become obsolete . . .