So, I am going to post this letter that was sent via our R.S. email list to all the sisters of the ward....I have received permission from our R.S. President to share this new way of reporting our Visiting teaching with you.
Dear Sisters,
We appreciate everyone who made it to Sunday’s lesson where Juleen introduced “It’s the Caring that Counts” Visiting Teaching Program. For those of you that were unable to join us, we want to briefly review the program.
Instead of just reporting if the sister’s visit was a phone call, letter or personal visit, we are asking that you answer these three questions on each of the sisters you visit:
A. Are there any needs or concerns that she has? If so, how are you helping to resolve the issue(s)?
B. Have you seen her in Sacrament Meeting?
C. Is there any good news she has to share?
Attached is the sheet we would like you to complete that addresses these three questions. By completing and returning (via email or handed directly to your supervisor)the attached document, we will be able to better track the needs of each sister and ensure we are giving them the support they need. If you have problems saving and emailing this document back, you are welcome to answer the questions in the body of your email and send the information that way. If you feel an issue one of your sisters is dealing with is particularly sensitive, please feel free to contact President Jackson directly.
The opportunity we have to serve the sisters in our ward through visiting teaching is an important calling and plays a critical role in ensuring that everyone’s spiritual and temporal needs are being met. As a visiting teacher, you are on the front line, and the Relief Society Presidency depends on your watchful care to identify and meet the needs of each sister. We are confident that as all visiting teachers put forth some additional effort to document and address the needs of the sisters in their stewardship, that our entire ward will be strengthened. We appreciate your dedication, diligence, and, most importantly, the caring that you provide your sisters.
Here is the link that will take you to this sheet: https://www.dropbox.com/gallery/57771560/1/Caring%20that%20Counts%20Visiting%20Teaching%20report?h=7912d7
How I connect with the sisters I
visit. ..
VISITING TE.ACHERS:
SUPERVISOR: MONTH:
SISTER
# 1:
A) Are there any needs ar concerns that she has? If so, how are you helping to resolve
the issue(s)?
B) Have you seen her in Sacrament Meeting?
C)
Is there any good news she has to share?
SISTER #2
:
A) Are there any needs or concerns that she has? If so, how are you helping to resolve
the issue(s)?
B) Have you seen her in Sacrament Meeting?
C)
Is there any good news she has to share?
SISTER #3
:
A) Are there any needs or concerns that she has? If so, how are you helping to resolve
the issue(s)?
B) Have you seen her in Sacrament Meeting?
C) Is there any good news she has to share?
IT'S THE. CARING THAT COUNTSI
2 comments:
What a neat idea! I love this!
I LOVE this! The link is broken, any way I could get a copy? I was just called as RS president.
ashley.powerofonegirl@gmail.com
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