What is the purpose of tithing settlement?

What is the purpose of tithing settlement?

Question   Gramps, What’s the purpose of tithing settlements? Doug   Answer   Doug, Tithing is a foundational principle within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as both a financial commitment and a spiritual practice. One...
Is the LDS Church against ring ceremonies?

Is the LDS Church against ring ceremonies?

Question   Gramps, First time asking a question. You’ve answered similar questions but the differences are key and I could use some guidance. My wife and I have been married 15 years. During our temple sealing the sealer had some big opinions on wedding rings...
Is temple work a requirement to be resurrected?

Is temple work a requirement to be resurrected?

Question   Gramps, Are temple ordinances a requirement for resurrection? Can a person be resurrected if their temple work is not done? Dennis   Answer   Dennis, The doctrines regarding resurrection and temple work in The Church of Jesus Christ of...
Do they celebrate birthdays in heaven?

Do they celebrate birthdays in heaven?

Question   Gramps, My mom died this year of uterine cancer complications. Her birthday is coming up this Saturday and she would’ve been 67 years old, had she been allowed more time on this earth. I am heartbroken that I can’t call her to wish her a...
What does it mean to be a “Servant of God?”

What does it mean to be a “Servant of God?”

Question   Gramps, What does it mean to be a servant of God? Володимир   Answer   Володимир, At its core, being a “Servant of God” means dedicating one’s life to fulfilling the will of God and serving others. In Christian doctrine,...
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