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Note From the Bishopric

The bishopric once again calls upon the saints to rededicate themselves to the mission of the church. Economic conditions are worsening throughout the world, but the Lord’s promise is to all his children as they seek first the kingdom of God.

The response of members to the law of tithing has been disappointing.  If this decrease in tithing continues, missionary trips and other vital projects may be delayed or even cancelled. 

 

 

 

 

 

See below, to gain more understanding about the spiritual principles behind the stewardship required for Zion!

 

 

 

Please make your checks payable to Conference of Restoration Branches and mail to:

JCRB attn Conference Treasurer
1100 W. Truman Road
Independence, MO 64050

In January, you will receive a tax receipt for contributions made the prior year.

If you would like to assist financially in the missionary endeavors, designate Missionary in the memo part of your check. All undesignated checks will have funds placed in the General Fund.

Thank you for your support and sacrificial giving!

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     The purpose of this paper is to provide a better understanding of what Doctrine & Covenants 129:8f,g means, when the Lord says: "The church has been directed to accede to the rendition of the Bishopric with respect to the temporal law; and until such heed is paid to the word which has been given, and which is in accordance with other revelations given to the church, which had been before given, the church cannot receive and enjoy the blessings which have been looked for when Zion is fully redeemed."  Among the material that is included in this paper, is a letter to the editor written to Joseph Smith, III.  This letter and Joseph's concluding remarks are relevant to better understanding a practical application of the rendition of the bishopric with respect to the temporal law of the church, today.

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Normally when someone talks about stewardship, the conversation usually centers on the importance of filing an annual financial accounting and the paying of tithes and free-will offerings.  Unfortunately, these steps alone seldom reveal the spiritual changes necessary to take place in the life of the individual steward that demonstrate a lasting difference.

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