In my congregation, I sit usually on the rostrum behind the deacons (11/12/13-year-old boys who pass the sacrament/Communion) because I’m their adviser. Why? Just to make sure they’re not too rowdy before services, watch them pass aforementioned sacrament, but also to be sure they might need additional help doing the sacred task. After that’s done, I continue to sit there, sit with a cousin in the back, or find an available pew in case of a choir number comes up as the choir members are sitting amongst the congregation with their families. Okay, I think I’ve said too much already (not that I think it matters to Lee Cox and other GoComics users that are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints).
Templo S.U.D. over 4 years ago
In my congregation, I sit usually on the rostrum behind the deacons (11/12/13-year-old boys who pass the sacrament/Communion) because I’m their adviser. Why? Just to make sure they’re not too rowdy before services, watch them pass aforementioned sacrament, but also to be sure they might need additional help doing the sacred task. After that’s done, I continue to sit there, sit with a cousin in the back, or find an available pew in case of a choir number comes up as the choir members are sitting amongst the congregation with their families. Okay, I think I’ve said too much already (not that I think it matters to Lee Cox and other GoComics users that are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints).