Today we’re taking a look at another administrative handbook used by the Church that sets rules and regulations for those in the LDS leadership. This time around the handbook in question is for their Missions Presidents and we have a few questions about the Church’s ethics.
We’re wondering why this organization continues to claim the only paid positions in the Church are those who belong to the upper General Authorities. Missions Presidents are not part of the General Authority group and as you’ll see in the example below, they are clearly remunerated for their time and expenses.
FYI: There are 120 LDS Missions Presidents worldwide.
