New Member
There is a new report on "Leader & Clerk Resources" called Adult Member Self-Reliance. It states:
Those Who Need Help to Provide for the Necessities of Life
Please mark below the self-reliance status of all adult members in your unit. Self-reliance is “the ability, commitment, and effort to provide for the temporal and spiritual necessities of life for self and family” (Handbook 2: Administering the Church [2010], 6.1.1). Update this status quarterly or as often as needed. Bishops are the only leaders who may indicate the self-reliance status of adult members. However, clerks may enter this information as provided by the bishop.
Based on these instructions it appears that you would not only mark "NO" for those receiving welfare assistance, but also "NO" for all those that are "INACTIVE" as well (ability to provide temporal and SPIRITUAL necessities of life). Would that be a correct assumption?
Those Who Need Help to Provide for the Necessities of Life
Please mark below the self-reliance status of all adult members in your unit. Self-reliance is “the ability, commitment, and effort to provide for the temporal and spiritual necessities of life for self and family” (Handbook 2: Administering the Church [2010], 6.1.1). Update this status quarterly or as often as needed. Bishops are the only leaders who may indicate the self-reliance status of adult members. However, clerks may enter this information as provided by the bishop.
Based on these instructions it appears that you would not only mark "NO" for those receiving welfare assistance, but also "NO" for all those that are "INACTIVE" as well (ability to provide temporal and SPIRITUAL necessities of life). Would that be a correct assumption?