About Bishopric Board

Bishopric Board is a private workspace for an LDS ward's bishopric — bishops, counselors, executive secretaries, and ward clerks. It keeps callings, sacrament meeting programs, speaker plans, interview cadences, ward council agendas, and tithing declaration scheduling in one place.

What it intentionally is not

It is not a replacement for Leader and Clerk Resources (LCR). It is not a record. It does not synchronize member data, it does not handle finances, and it does not store interview content. It is not a doctrinal resource and is never a substitute for the Spirit's guidance.

LCR is the Church's official, authoritative system for membership, callings of record, ordinances, finances, temple recommends, and ministering assignments. Every bishopric should be using LCR for those tasks. Bishopric Board lives one step earlier in the workflow — the candidate being considered before the calling is extended, the program being drafted before Sunday, the interview cadence the bishopric is trying to hold. When a decision becomes official, it moves to LCR. See what belongs in LCR versus Bishopric Board for the line drawn clearly.

Design philosophy

Reverent simplicity. Each ward's data is walled off from every other ward's. We log as little as possible and never log the content of messages, tokens, or links.