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That is a question to ask of your bishop, not this group. If he has questions about the rollover of budget funds he should talk to your stake president. The church does not retrieve unused money from the unit accounts.

During the last audit cycle (July-December 2019) expenses with on-line bishops approval were automatically answered as yes for that question

William Woodford

During the last audit cycle (July-December 2019 several ward clerks entered expenses for reimbursement to themselves. The audit system flagged these expenses for audit since the payee was one of the approvers. I recommended to the ward clerks to have one of the counselors enter the expense to avoid ...

In my stake that would be cheaper than the typical youth conference, which is completely funded by the stake budget each year. Having served as stake clerk for 14 years I can say with certainty that we spent between $100 and $140 per year per youth on youth conference.

The training tells you to report the suspected abuse to your bishop and the bishop will contact the hotline.

You would need to convince Amazon to update their operating system to comply with current standards for operating system security protocols. Since it is my data that is exposed by the security holes in legacy operating systems I am all in favor of the developers refusing to support older operating s...

And here is the link to the letter and FAQ

https://www.mormonnewsroom.org/multimed ... y-2019.pdf

You will need to have the Stake Clerk correct the Melchizedek Priesthood ordination. The easiest method is to provide the information to the ward clerk who then works with the stake clerk to correct the ordination information. Ward Clerks cannot enter or modify Melchizedek priesthood ordination. Wil...

Using the "mass text" from LDS Tools is very different from using the Send A Message from LCR. The texts from LDS Tools are not using the Church servers or a Church program. They are using your mobile provider to send the texts. Your mobile provider does not offer an opt out, and probably ...

My best guess, and it is only an educated guess, is that the message was sent using the proprietary iMessage protocol (Apple Push Notification) as many of the mobile providers in the US limit the number of SMS (standard format across all platforms). I know that Verizon limits my recipients to 10.