Learning to Count

Nope. But I have been the manager for various stores/restaurants and had to total the take for the day before depositing the money in the bank.

I used to work in an international NGO and dealing with money to pay the local volunteers in the community.

I used to count the money of the Sunday offering, record it, and then pass it off to the person who deposited it in the bank. But I’m not Catholic, so the amount you’ll be handling will be far more than I handled.

No, but my brother in law has done that for a church. One time he took his young son along who was playing with toys in the Sunday school class.in a different room He.drove home.and forgot he had left him there! Dave was frantic, thinking Andrew was frantic..but Andrew was calm and barely missing him. He must have found something fun to play with!

No, not cash. However, I did the “registered” section at the post office once upon a time, where hundreds of thousands of dollars in merchandise was stored. I’ve handled checks at companies, but not pictures of Andy, Abe, and Ben.

Never wanted to handle money for someplace else

NO, never

I have never worked for a church or civic committee, The best of luck to you,

I once had the job of counting the money taken by a two-one armed bandits. Hated it!

This is a good service to the church. They need good reliable people for this job

Upon assignment to his first parish, our rector emeritus' Bishop said as rector, he should always pay his 10%. Historically, the wealthiest congregants do not, so he needed to set a good example. I was not the treasurer. I was the United Thank Offering Coordinator, an alter guild member, and a lay reader. But I could see that what his Bishop said was true. The wealthy rarely tithed their 10%. I also knew it was not the treasurer's, vestry's, or the United Thank Offering Coordinator's place to complain or gossip about who paid what. That information was not to be disclosed to anyone. But many have gossiped, then alienated the struggling and poor who haven't paid a tithe, but have put all the spare change they had into the collection plate. Many of the struggling and poor also give their 10% by volunteering. You can't get blood from a stone. Besides, God commands us to feed the poor, and he isn't only talking about food. They also need to be fed with His word. Proverbs 14:31, 17:5, 22:16, 22:22, 28:3 Deuteronomy 24:14 Isaiah 3:15 Amos 2:7, 4:1, 5:11, 5:12, 8:4, 8:6 Jeremiah 2:34, 5:28 Ecclesiastes 5:8 Habakkuk 3:14 Zechariah 7:10 John 2:6 1 Corinthians 11:22 Job 20:19, 24:4, 24:9, 24:14, 31:16 Ezekiel 16:49, 18:12, 22:29 James 2:6

No the only money I ever handled was in a gas station. Have a good week.