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I am no longer able to view the ministering sister companionship assignments and interview reports in each ward, whereas it was previously available to me. Please advise.
A more detailed breakdown of the stake relief society calling can be found in Handbook 2: 9.8.2. It's also available in the LDS Gospel Library App.Why do stake and auxiliary leaders and high councilors have only limited access to LCR?
Stake auxiliary leaders and high councilors are primarily responsible to instruct and support ward auxiliary and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders. They orient newly called ward auxiliary and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders and provide encouragement, support, and instruction. They are not responsible for individual ward members. It is the ward clerk’s responsibility to train ward auxiliary and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders on record-keeping tools and responsibilities. If stake auxiliary leaders and high councilors need a list of members for planning purposes, they should request this information through the ward or stake clerk.
Not to mention turning off the anti-popup setting in the browser.jdlessley wrote:while others are displayed in a popup that requires a PDF viewer to be installed on the phone.
I am able to view the ministering assignments with no problems. On the access table, it shows that the Stake Relief Society Presidency can also view ministering interviews. I was able to see these before this weekend and now cannot. Has it changed or moved? This report is a huge help to me to know what to share when I visit with ward Relief Society Presidents.scgallafent wrote:You should be able to see ministering assignments by going to LCR and choosing Ministering > Reports > Ministering Assignments from the menu. I just verified that is working correctly.
From the LCR FAQS: "Stake auxiliary leaders and high councilors are primarily responsible to instruct and support ward auxiliary and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders. They orient newly called ward auxiliary and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders and provide encouragement, support, and instruction. ... It is the ward clerk’s responsibility to train ward auxiliary and Melchizedek Priesthood leaders on record-keeping tools and responsibilities."ccnuttall wrote:How do I train new ward Relief Society presidents about using the welfare online access when I can't access the sections for food orders?
I see nothing in Handbook 2: 9.5 and 9.8 that suggests they would be.jamess1 wrote:should stake relief society presidencies conduct ministering interviews in their assigned wards
Good question. Handbook 2: 9.5.4 does say "Interviews ... need not be long to be effective." and "Preferably" it's done face to face with both ministers. However, I personally hesitate to call a one-way communication like a voice message or a email an "interview". Ultimately, it's the local leaders that have the keys to interpret the Handbook. If they have questions, they can consult with their presiding authority.jamess1 wrote:If a face to face interview has not taken place within the quarter but at least one of the assigned Ministering sisters has provided feedback via phone. email or suchlike, can it be recorded as a ministering interview being done in that quarter being done