The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

I remember being told once that only those who were full tithe payers were eligible to hold callings where they handle sacred funds (i.e. Bishopric and Clerks). I have looked in handbook one but can find no specific reference to this requirement. Does that requirement exist?

The Stake Clerk and Stake President are carefully intervening.

I am getting in touch with the Stake Clerk and will take it from there.

I understand that the final decision regarding how budgets are allocated and fast offering use is made by the Bishop. However I wondered what responsibilities or appropriate channels of protest a Ward Clerk has over the way in which Church funds are used. Are there circumstances under which a Clerk ...

It sounds like it is still not quite all running smoothly but thanks for the information. I will figure it out from there.

Could anyone at least point me in the direction of more resources that I could read on the topic?

Things have started to get better but it has been very busy with Tithing Settlement. There have been times when I have tried going to class only to end up getting called out of the class because the Bishopric need something. For example the Bishop has typically been asking for a donation statement a...

I see your point. Unfortunately Whitechapel Ward is not that predictable. We don't have our own place too meet anymore (The Church has been looking for a suitable place for the past 3 years). Presently we share a building with another ward in a location quite a way outside of our ward boundaries. It...

Are there any plans to add access to any other types of callings? I know it has been a problem for years that access to the MLS computer tends to be a bottleneck.

I have been called as a Clerk again after a gap of a few years since the last time. The last time I was Clerk, in the UK the Transfers part of the application was not yet trusted to handle the ward account. Statements about the current funds in each category were send out periodically on paper and t...