Activity Sharing

The bishop assigns a brother or sister to coordinate the ward activity web page. He may select someone on the ward council, a ward mission leader, a ward missionary, a counselor or secretary in one of the ward organizations, ward executive secretary, ward clerk, or an assistant ward clerk (note that a new or custom calling should not be created for this assignment).

On the RSVP form, friends can select an option to learn more about our Church community.  If you see this checked on the RSVP report, the local ward/branch is responsible to follow up with the individual.  Please consider following up close to the completion of the activity. 

On the RSVP form, friends can select an option to sign up for weekly inspirational emails.  The local ward/branch does not need to do anything further.  The friend will be automatically enrolled in a weekly inspirational email series.

Any activity or event you feel comfortable inviting neighbors and your community to can be posted. When in doubt, counsel within the organization or quorum presidencies and with your bishopric. Ask for permission before including any personal identifiable information.

Since activity listings are invitations for our friends or neighbors who aren’t familiar with Church terms, you should use descriptive language that would be familiar to anyone (for example: “women’s group” instead of Relief Society, “children’s group” instead of Primary, “discussion” or “presentation” instead of fireside or devotional, Sunday worship service instead of sacrament meeting).

Stake activities are a future consideration.  To create a stake activity today, they need to be created on each individual ward calendar.

We welcome product feedback and product enhancement suggestions by sending an email to: activitysharing@ChurchofJesusChrist.org.

Currently, English and Spanish are supported for Activity Sharing.  You can submit a request for additional language support by sending an email to: activitysharing@ChurchofJesusChrist.org.

Easter, July 4th, Halloween, and Christmas have strong community interest, and we would recommend units host an activity.