Re: Ministering Tool
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2020 7:27 am
I was working in EQ assignments only. Now I'm curious so will try again during my lunch break today.
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Married couple ministers can be set up in either Elders Quorum or in Relief Society. The only restriction is the first member of the companionship must be a member of the organization setting up the companionship. For example: when the EQ is setting up the companionship then the first companion selected must be a member of the Elders Quorum before the sister (spouse of the brother) can be added to the companionship.kd7mha wrote:I'm guessing that the Married couple Ministers are set up in the Relief Society
I stand corrected as noted above. When I tested this, I did not attempt to "save" the change (as I did not want to save the change). The system allows you to assign someone to another companionship but does not allow you to save that assignment without it releasing them from the other assignment.kd7mha wrote:I just attempted to add a sister to a second companionship and was unable to do so, I get the messagedavesudweeks wrote: Yes, you can. I just assigned a sister to another companionship (so she had 2 sets of ministering brethren - or more correctly her current married couple ministers and a set of brethren also).This Household has already been assigned to <companionship>. Saving this assignment will reassign them to this companionship.
the context was a married couple AND Ministering Brothers assigned to a sisterjdlessley wrote:Married couple ministers can be set up in either Elders Quorum or in Relief Society. The only restriction is the first member of the companionship must be a member of the organization setting up the companionship. For example: when the EQ is setting up the companionship then the first companion selected must be a member of the Elders Quorum before the sister (spouse of the brother) can be added to the companionship.kd7mha wrote:I'm guessing that the Married couple Ministers are set up in the Relief Society
Out of curiosity, do priesthood office restrictions apply? – for example, normally a deacon can't be given a ministering assignment in the system. If you start a new companionship with the sister, then attempt to add her husband, if the husband has the office of deacon (or no priesthood office), will it let you add him to the companionship?jdlessley wrote:Married couple ministers can be set up in either Elders Quorum or in Relief Society. The only restriction is the first member of the companionship must be a member of the organization setting up the companionship. For example: when the EQ is setting up the companionship then the first companion selected must be a member of the Elders Quorum before the sister (spouse of the brother) can be added to the companionship.kd7mha wrote:I'm guessing that the Married couple Ministers are set up in the Relief Society
That would be a really unusual situation. Typically, adult males with any activity level whatsoever would be at least a priest. That includes new converts.sbradshaw wrote:Out of curiosity, do priesthood office restrictions apply? – for example, normally a deacon can't be given a ministering assignment in the system. If you start a new companionship with the sister, then attempt to add her husband, if the husband has the office of deacon (or no priesthood office), will it let you add him to the companionship?
I doubt the system would let you add a husband that is not at least a teacher.sbradshaw wrote:Out of curiosity, do priesthood office restrictions apply? – for example, normally a deacon can't be given a ministering assignment in the system. If you start a new companionship with the sister, then attempt to add her husband, if the husband has the office of deacon (or no priesthood office), will it let you add him to the companionship?