LDS Ministering Printable May 2018 (2024)

This LDS ministering printable is great for lesson handouts, home decor, gifts, and of course, ministering! Formerly called “visiting teaching printable handouts,” this ministering printable is a great way to give a pretty gift to the sisters you minister.

What is ministering?

We have been hearing about ministering a lot lately. I don’t know about you, but after hearing about the new changes to visiting and home teaching in general conference, we have been talking about ministering in sacrament meeting, relief society, and stake conference. And it has really opened my eyes to the importance of truly ministering like the Savior.

So what does “ministering” mean, and what does it entail?

The dictionarysays that “ministering” means that we “giveservice,care,oraid;attend,astowantsornecessities.”Elder Holland says that “The primary purpose in this ministering idea will be, as was said of the people in Alma’s day, to “watch over their people, and … nourish them with things pertaining to righteousness.”

Simply put, it means that we reach out in love.

That’s why I chose to put this “ministering” quote on this month’s printable. Sister Bingham stated in general conference that “After all is said and done, true ministering is accomplished one by one with love as the motivation.”

This is our goal. We want to reach out with love to help, lift, and bless others. Sister Bingham also says “The value and merit and wonder of sincere ministering is that it truly changes lives!” Every time I read or hear that quote, I feel so inspired! Changing lives for the better…that’s what the Savior did and that’s what we want to do.

But what if…

But what if you get your new list of sisters that you are assigned to minister to….and you don’t feel that love? Have you ever been assigned to a sister who completely intimidated you? Or maybe you were assigned a sister that really bugged you or maybe you knew she didn’t care for you? Maybe you had completely different (and strong) opinions on parenting, politics (whoa, girl, don’t go there!), or you just felt uncomfortable visiting with that sister.

Now, if you have no idea what I am talking about, count yourself blessed and just swipe down and download the printable.

But if I was a betting woman, I would bet that at some time you saw your visiting teaching route and let out a little groan.

Maybe you wondered why you couldn’t just be assigned to your church besties. Then ministering and visiting teaching would be so easy, not to mention fun. And let’s face it, you already reach out with love to those sisters anyway so it would be a win-win, right?

Well, maybe not.

It’s like the Lord wants us to be uncomfortable at times. And I don’t know about you, but I don’t like being uncomfortable.

But I also know that to get to where I need to be, in order to be sanctified and become a better disciple of Christ, I need to stretch.

So what do we do?

Well, I’m not a church authority by any means but I will tell you what I do.

I pray like crazy and do it scared.

Yep, scared. I love John Wayne’s quote: “Courage is being scared to death – and saddling up anyway.” So you and I, we minister even if it scares us or makes us uncomfortable. We’re brave, even if we have to fake it until we make it.

And we don’t forget to pray. Praying to see that intimating or un-friendly sister as the Lord sees her makes a HUGE difference. Praying for the love that you know you should feel is a great place to start.

After all, Moroni said“prayunto the Father with all the energy of heart, that ye may be filled with this love, which he hath bestowed upon all who are truefollowersof his Son, Jesus Christ; that ye may become the sons of God; that when he shall appear weshallbelike him, for we shall see him as he is; that we may have this hope; that we may bepurifiedeven as he is pure.” (Moroni 7:48)

So we pray, and then we get out there and do it. And somehow the process changes us and we become a little better for it, and hopefully we can truly help and bless just as the Savior would.And maybe that’s the true win-win. ♥

I truly hope that you can use this ministering printable in your lessons, as a gift, or for the sisters you called to minister.

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FAQs

Where to find ministering assignments on LDS tools? ›

Member Tools Mobile App

Then if you are using iOS, scroll down to the bottom of the profile page and tap on the “Ministering” section. If you are on an Android device, swipe over to the “Ministering” tab. You should see your ministering assignments.

When did the LDS Church change from visiting teaching to ministering? ›

During the church's April 2018 general conference, church president Russell M. Nelson announced the retirement of home teaching and visiting teaching and its replacement with "a newer, holier approach" called ministering.

What is ministering LDS? ›

Ministering is Christlike caring for others. It is motivated by our desire to follow the commandment to love our neighbor and includes serving people out of concern for their spiritual and temporal well-being. The Savior set an example of ministering during His life.

What are the promises of ministering LDS? ›

I promise that as you love God with all your heart, pray to be an instrument in His hands, minister to individuals, build your capacity to receive revelation, and trust in the influence of the Holy Ghost, the Lord will put His special sons and daughters in your path and you will become their ministering angels, ...

How often are ministering interviews LDS? ›

Ministering brothers and sisters will have a ministering interview with their local leaders at least once each quarter. These quarterly interviews will be focused on individuals and families.

Who makes ministering assignments LDS? ›

Using the Ministering Sisters and Ministering Brothers reports, elders quorum and Relief Society presidencies can manage ministering assignments as well as track ministering interviews. Relief Society and elders quorum presidency members can make and change ministering assignments.

What percentage of LDS missionaries leave the church? ›

Discover the high rate of Mormon missionaries leaving the church within six months and the reasons behind it.

When did the LDS Church lower the missionary age? ›

On Saturday, 6 October 2012, during the first session of the182nd Semiannual General Conference, President Thomas S. Monson announced a lower age requirement for missionary service.

What is the average age of LDS missionaries? ›

Most are young people under the age of 25, serving in more than 400 missions throughout the world. Temple Square is always beautiful in the springtime. Gardeners work to prepare the ground for General Conference.

What are LDS pastors called? ›

A bishop is the leader of a local congregation (known as a ward) with duties similar to those of a pastor, priest or rabbi. In The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this position is unpaid.

What is a good quote for ministering? ›

Ministering Brings Blessings. President Nelson has said, “We as [the Lord's] servants will minister to the one, just as He did.” 8 This not only blesses others; it blesses us as well.

What is it called when you leave the LDS Church? ›

Ex-Mormon or post-Mormon refers to a disaffiliate of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) or any of its schismatic breakoffs, collectively called "Mormonism".

How can I improve my LDS ministering? ›

  1. Callings Discover personalized training for your calling, or find information for any calling.
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  3. Volunteer and Serve Explore various opportunities to serve in your local community.

Is going on an LDS mission a commandment? ›

Missionary service is a priesthood duty—an obligation the Lord expects of us who have been given so very much. Young men, I admonish you to prepare for service as a missionary” (“As We Meet Together Again,” Ensign, Nov. 2010, 5–6).

What are the goals of ministering LDS? ›

“The ultimate goal of our ministering is to help others become more deeply converted to the Savior Jesus Christ and grow toward their divine potential.

What is a ministering assignment? ›

Ministering sisters and brothers have the following responsibilities for the individuals and families assigned to them: Help them strengthen their faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. Help them prepare to make and keep sacred covenants with God as they receive ordinances.

Where is reports on LDS Tools? ›

Procedures. On the LCR menu bar, click the Reports dropdown menu. In the Reports section, click Create a Report. In the create a report screen, click Create Report.

Where do I find my patriarchal blessing on LDS tools? ›

A: Go to ChurchofJesusChrist.org, and at the top of the page, click the My Account and Ward link. On the new menu that appears, select Patriarchal Blessing. Enter your Church Account username and password, and your landing page will appear. Select the Patriarch and Leader icon.

Does the bishopric have ministering assignments? ›

To be clear, the bishop's family should be assigned ministering brothers, however bishoprics and stake presidencies are not generally assigned AS ministering brothers to specific families because they are supposed to watch over everyone. Stake presidencies and bishoprics care for all members of the stake or ward.

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