no paid ministry
The LDS Church has long claimed to have no paid clergy, distinguishing itself from other churches. However, leaked documents revealed that general authorities receive significant "living allowances" of around $120,000 annually, plus other benefits. Local leaders serve without pay, creating a two-tiered system. Members who sacrifice time and money feel deceived by claims of an unpaid ministry when top leaders are compensated.
Profiles with no paid ministry on their "shelf":
Noal DavisBorn & raised in Norther Utah, I quickly learned that my personal value was only connected to my obedience to the Mormon faith. I was, but am no longer, a Mormon
Connor Ross AldridgeI enjoy philosophical discussions, to inquire reasonable explanations of phenomena's. I'd seek educational institutions to help the public to better understand anthropology as a scientific theory for acknowledging human origins. I was a mormon.Create an account to share your own story.