Wednesday W's

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What calling(s) do you have? What callings have you had in the past?

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Melisa said…
I've been in YW pretty much since I've been married (9 years). I had a summer stint as GD teacher before we moved to France. And then when we moved here, I was GD teacher for almost a year before going back to YW. I did Primary for a few months during my pregnancy when I was useless to everyone. :o) I've done every YW calling except Pres and Laurel advisor.
April 01, 2009 5:08 PM
Noelle said…
Let's see.... I'm currently in the RS Presidency. Before Primary teacher, Primary Presidency, RS Presidency, YW President, RS Teacher, YW Counselor, back to RS Teacher. All fun callings...even YW Pres, although it's super busy.
April 02, 2009 8:19 AM
Katie said…
I've been RS Presidency (2x), YW Presidency, Ward Music Chairperson (2x), RS Chorister, RS Teacher, Nursery Music Leader
April 02, 2009 10:57 AM
Queen Mother said…
I'm the Wolf Den Leader. I love my calling!!
April 02, 2009 5:05 PM
Jen L said…
I'm currently the Ward Primary Music Leader and function as a 3rd counselor in the primary pres (I am in love with working in the primary!!!!) and a ward missionary. I've been ward girl's camp director, ward music chairperson, ward choir director twice, family history center librarian and extractionist, temple ordinance worker, assistant ward organist, and LDSSA 2nd counselor.

Though not callings, I've also been a seminary teacher and institute teacher.
April 02, 2009 9:08 PM
Stephanie said…
YW president. All of my callings have been with the youth or primary kids since I got married. I was a RS teacher for awhile in the Singles ward I attended!
April 04, 2009 9:17 AM
Dirk and Trish said…
I have a neon sign that says "Put me in Primary." I am currently the valiant 10,11, 12 girls teacher and the activity day leader. I spent 2 years doing CTR 6/7 and almost 3 in nursery. I was compassionate service leader for a few months, and back in college I was RS secretary and a teacher, also for only a few months.
April 05, 2009 10:17 PM
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