Recent LDS Blog | Church Callings PostsTeaching the Gospel: Loving Those You Teachby Miriam Caldwell14 Jun 2008 07:53 PMWhen it comes to effective gospel teaching one of the key things that a teacher can do is to love her students. This should be similar to the love the Savior has for each of us. A teacher can demonstrate this love by taking the time to get to know her students in class. Is Your Calling Stretching You Too Thin?by Miriam Caldwell10 Mar 2008 08:17 PMDo you ever feel so busy with your calling at church that you do not have enough time to spend with your family? Do you feel that your job is stretching you too thin, and it is cutting into family time as well? Church Callings: Emergency Preparedness Coordinatorby Miriam Caldwell29 Dec 2007 08:02 PMOne calling that you may have is that of emergency preparedness coordinator for the ward. The duties for this calling vary from ward to ward depending on what the bishop wants you to do. You may be asked to coordinate food orders for your ward. When It's Time to Be Releasedby Tristi Pinkston19 Dec 2007 06:22 PMThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has no paid clergy, and all the teachers and auxiliary leaders are volunteers. But they aren't volunteers in the traditional sense - there was no gathering in which someone said, "We need a bishop!" and four hands went up. Church Callings: Stake Technology Specialistby Miriam Caldwell04 Oct 2007 12:00 PMStake or Ward Technology Specialists often do not get the credit that they deserve. People who are called to these callings serve in areas where many people do not realize that they are being served. The duties of this calling can vary widely from area to area and ward to ward. Ward Bulletin and Ward Newsletter Specialistsby Miriam Caldwell27 Sep 2007 11:56 AMThere are two callings in the ward that deal mainly with distributing information. It is fairly common for these two callings to be combined as well. You may be called to be in charge of the ward bulletin or the ward newsletter. These callings can be a lot of fun and a lot of work. Serving as a Teacher: Classroom Managementby Miriam Caldwell06 Sep 2007 11:30 PMTeaching is one of the most common callings in the church. In fact, even if you are not called to be a teacher, you will likely teach at some point in your calling. There are several aspects that go into being an effective teacher. This blog will focus on classroom management. When Disaster Strikesby Miriam Caldwell04 Sep 2007 08:50 PMOne great aspect of being a member of the church is the way that the ward gathers together when disaster strikes. This can be a small disaster that affects just one member or a larger disaster that affects the entire ward or stake. Serving as a Teacher: Preparationby Miriam Caldwell30 Aug 2007 09:20 PMOne of the most common callings in the church is teacher. Nearly every organization calls someone to teach. Many members of the church view teachings as something that is easy to do or something that everyone can do. Are You Doing Too Much for Your Calling?by Miriam Caldwell16 Aug 2007 06:19 PMWhen it comes to your calling, one of the most important things that you can do is to follow through with your commitments. While it is important to do the best that you can, you do need to set reasonable limits on what you expect from yourself. Recent Blog Comments |
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