What is the Mormon Church’s position on dancing?
Dancing has always had a place in the Mormon Church. Any restrictions in dancing have dealt primarily with inappropriate behavior and dress.
Dancing has always had a place in the Mormon Church. Any restrictions in dancing have dealt primarily with inappropriate behavior and dress.
Most high priests in the Mormon Church are either serving as presiding officers or have served as such in the past.
A person who does not pay his tithing may not have a temple recommend, and would not be considered to be worthy to preside over congregations or direct the activities of others.
In the Mormon Church it is recommended that all verses of a hymn be sung, although the matter is left up to the bishop, according to the circumstances.
When people are rude it is best to ignore the rudeness and give a kind and polite response.
The Mormon Church does not condone raffle games.
In the Mormon Church, only stake presidents may set apart Elders Quorum presidents.
The Mormon Church believes that victims of rape and other sexual abuse are not in any way guilty; rather they need our love and support to overcome the effects of the abuse.
Baptism in the Mormon Church represents a covenant with God. Childen who are baptized should be nourished in the gospel by family and Ward members until the can understand and comply with the full meaning of the baptismal covenant.
Because of the attitudes associated with scruffy beards, Mormons are encouraged either to be clean shaven or sport a well-groomed beard.