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Tag Archives: Mormon Church financial data
Unpaid Mormon Leaders Get a Pretty Sweet Deal
Late last year (2012) a copy of the 2006 Mission President’s Handbook was posted on an individual’s blog site. This document, produced by the Mormon Church as a practical instruction manual for mission presidents, “contains basic policies and guidelines established … Continue reading
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Tagged Mission Presidents, Mormon Church financial data, Salaries, Unpaid Clergy
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Mormon Leaders Worthy of Hire
The Mormon Church and its members seem to take pride in the fact that the Church has no paid clergy. This pride also extends to include the strong sense of volunteerism within the Church. Virtually every active adult Mormon receives … Continue reading
Posted in LDS Church
Tagged Mormon Church employees, Mormon Church financial data, Unpaid Clergy
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