I'm interested in seeing what callings and organizations other YSA wards consider "standard" that are not standard in MLS. I'm hoping that if we come to a consensus of what should be standard, we can then take that feedback to the Church.
These are the "organizations" we have in my ward (represented on the ward council):
- Bishopric
- Elders Quorum(s)
- Relief Society(ies)
- Sunday School
- Ward Mission
- Temple and Family History – Led by a "Family History Leader" who holds the Melchizedek priesthood (as specified in Handbook 2, 5.4.3, since we don't have a High Priests Group Leader) as well as a female co-leader.
- Home Evening – Led by two "Home Evening Co-Chair"s, usually male and female. Each group has 2–4 "Home Evening Group Leaders," at least one of whom is a Melchizedek priesthood holder (as specified in Handbook 2, 16.3.5).
- Service Committee – Led by two "Service Committee Co-Chair"s, usually male and female (stake "tradition", based on Handbook 2, 16.3.5).
- Ward Prayer – Led by two "Ward Prayer Co-Chair"s, usually male and female (stake "tradition").
- (also on the ward council: Music Chairman, Institute Representative)
- Assistant Ward Mission Leader (Melchizedek priesthood holder)
- Assistant Family History Leader (could be male or female, could be more than one)
- Home Evening Chairperson (Melchizedek priesthood holder)
- Home Evening Assistant Chairperson (could be male or female, could be more than one)
- Home Evening Group Leader (Melchizedek priesthood holder)
- Home Evening Assistant Group Leader (could be male or female, could be more than one)
- Service Committee Chairperson (could be male or female)
- Service Committee Assistant Chairperson (could be male or female, could be more than one)
- Service Committee Member
- Ward Prayer Chairperson (could be male or female)
- Ward Prayer Assistant Chairperson (could be male or female, could be more than one)