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A sister who requested her name be removed from the church records some 15 years ago has decided to be re-baptised. There was no disciplinary action involved. Any special paperwork?
Yes. There is special paperwork for this case. I don't have access to it anymore, but I know there's a form to be filled out to explain the situation. After all, the fact that there was no disciplinary action involved doesn't meant that there were no issues that might have required disciplinary action had the person not simply decided to have her name removed from the Church records. You can ask your stake clerk for assistance.Tana1974 wrote:A sister who requested her name be removed from the church records some 15 years ago has decided to be re-baptised. There was no disciplinary action involved. Any special paperwork?
I believe the next step is for the stake clerk should complete the report of the membership council in LCR.drepouille wrote:My stake recently held a Membership Council for a previously excommunicated endowed elder. The result of the council was to grant readmission. The stake clerk has told the bishop to initiate the online (LCR) process for rebaptism. However, I believe that the stake must first submit to minutes of the Membership Council to the OFP for approval before any further action can be taken at the local level. I seem to remember that the OFP sends a formal letter to the stake president that includes directions on how to proceed with the rebaptism and reconfirmation.
Am I remembering correctly?
The stake should have a place in the report to record the baptism and confirmation, and any priesthood ordination that should also take place.drepouille wrote:After the ordinances are completed, the ward simply passes those dates on to the stake for inclusion in the report.