Fast Offerings used to pay deposit
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Fast Offerings used to pay deposit
Preparing for an upcoming audit, I preselected expenses to test. One expense noted the payment was a utility deposit. I believe I've seen something in the past that says FO payments should not be made for deposits. Besides the guidelines in HB1 5.2.3 and 5.2.4, can anyone point me to a policy statement about using fast offering funds to pay deposits?
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Re: Fast Offerings used to pay deposit
Hb1 5.4.2 do not loan fast offerings to members, Members are not required repay fast welfare assistance the recieve from the church.
This is the closest thing I could find. When you make a deposit you expect to get it back. Using fast offerings for deposits should be a no go. Local leadership should be in the loop and have knowledge of this.
This is the closest thing I could find. When you make a deposit you expect to get it back. Using fast offerings for deposits should be a no go. Local leadership should be in the loop and have knowledge of this.
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Re: Fast Offerings used to pay deposit
Church assistance is not used to pay members debts. A deposit would be considered a debt or personal obligation.( Re: welfare section of handbook 1). Your Bishop or Branch President should help you find the section.