An Approaching of Social Welfare of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sains

Abstract

Providing social welfare by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints found that an important principle in carrying out welfare services by the Church is to increase members' love. Take care of each other more caused by the core teachings of religion faith in god and coming together to carry out Church activities. The key principles of welfare proceedings apply the principles for people who will be helped to determine how well they can be self-reliant. The Church has welfare programs to improve the quality of life, education, and work, but must begin with the efforts of that individual. The welfare work of the Church helps fellowmen in two ways: spiritual and secular. Spirituality is that the Church teaches to be self-reliant, to teach control of emotions. To have love for God in order to pass it on to your world mates. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will teach about love. Forgiveness is important to teach people the two main points: love God first and love your neighbor. The word "neighbor" starts with family members. Teaches to learn to manage one's emotions, to understand life can plan of salvation. As for the secular to is to provide tangible assistance such as donations of food, necessities funding for education, coaching, etc. The pattern of welfare and participation of the Church in the provision of social welfare found that the Church's welfare operations have procedures. There are an assortment of welfare assistance. There is a clear operational structure. By specifying the responsible person, Activity and when the work is finished, The performance will be evaluated. For personnel, the work comes from the cooperation of Church members who come to work in faith. In some projects, workers do not have compensation. The money spent on the activities will come from the sacrifice of the members of the Church. Income people are entitled to share the so-called "ration ten", which is to bring 10% of the amount of income that can be obtained each day, week, month or each year to donate 10% of the income by believe that all 100% of the money is given to us by God, so we return 10% to him.