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If you sign up for the direct bill pay, make sure you tell them you do not want to have the ward know. That use to be the default, and was like that when I signed up, but I’ve been told it is not the default now, and you have to ask. By request of my wife, I have now started paying a full tithe again. She says I should have faith that we’ll have enough money to meet any other needs, and to have faith that we’ll receive blessings by paying. I personally think I just don’t want to pay after past upsets with the previous bishop, but it’s important to her and I’m willing to try it again for a while, and if all goes well I’ll keep paying it going forward so we can maintain temple recommends. Here’s to hoping our bishop will allow us to renew before May 4th so that we can attend my sister’s wedding. And even if we somehow aren’t permitted to renew by then, I’m hopeful that we’ll have it renewed by November so we can go do sealings on our anniversary. :thumbup: If it works for you then it works. Thanks for the update. May you find peace with this. Or maybe just not have the worry. Good luck. Here’s to hoping you get the May 4th – go ahead.
And I think you have a cool anniversary plan.
I suppose it d epends on the clerk and bishopric. If they are discrete, they won’t judge you on it. Good luck Tyler, I hope that all goes well. I respect you and your efforts to provide for your small family. This is a noble quest.
You can pay “in-kind” tithing direct to salt lake and this includes cash if you like. Or securities or cars,boats,gulfstream jets — anything the church can sell. And you can tell your ward clerk or bishop you paid “in kind” to doc – they don’t get a record of it locally. You can then say “I gave at the (hq) office”
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