The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

No, your privacy settings doesn't affect that. The complication comes from not being part of the ward, or perhaps, not even part of the stake (if we're talking about a YSA Stake). You may need to be placed in the ward as an out-of-unit member before the calling can be recorded. What russellhltn sai...

Ok, so... I take it that birthdays should not be printed in a newsletter or sacrament program then? (I think the way it is worded, the answer is yes... but I hate to be 'that guy' to shut down the publishing when I know it was a point of discussion that they wanted to publish it.) Birthdays (withou...

How about a real solution? So many of us seem to have the same problem. If you're talking about the message that says "either the MRN and/or birthdate is not valid or the account already exists," you could start with the instructions in the "PLEASE READ FIRST: Answers to Most Church ...

There's also a comment about restricting birthdays and age visibility in order to meet privacy laws. I assume these are possibly European laws and not the United States? We publish birthdays in our ward, I wonder if we should stop doing that. (Our ward is in the United States.) This also applies in...

There is still work going on to get church service missionaries to show up in some places.

If the bishop has a record of who ordained him, you can submit that to the Global Service Center and they will update the record.

If it's not sending emails to out-of-unit members, there is a bug that has made its way into the code. Please submit feedback.

It looks like your Church Account is configured correctly. If you're still having issues, you may need to have your ward clerk contact the service center for assistance.

It sounds like a call to the Global Service Center is in order.

No. You will need to ask your ward clerk for information about the account balance.

He should not be sharing details about other family members' contributions with you. He can give you the account balance, but the amounts and timing of their contributions are their private information.