The way to get there from within maps.lds.org is to click on the little grid icon down in the bottom right corner and then select Ward Map.

Log into maps.lds.org. If you're logged in, you see the boundaries of that ward. If you move the marker, then you can see the boundaries of the new ward.

1 мар. 2023 г. · You can use the LDS tools app and place a pin- and then click “view assigned wards” and it will tell you what ward you'd be assigned to.

You can view other ward and stake boundaries in the Maps program. Just make sure the Boundaries/Selected layer is turned on.

You just have to sign in, go to meetinghouse locator, find the address and click on churches around the area. You should see the boundaries.

According to Handbook 1: 13.6, members who live outside of the ward shouldn't have their membership records in the ward. The exceptions are few and far between.

I am wondering how the ward boundaries were put into the mapping system to determine if a particular address or geo point is in a certain ward/branch.

1)Go to lds.org > “My Account and Ward” > “Maps and Meetinghouse Locator.” Click on “Download.” Choose the option “Do NOT include confidential data.” 2) Go to ...

31 янв. 2023 г. · As a stake emergency preparedness coordinator I have been tasked with creating a ward boundary map, with the households marked, that I then put a 1x1 mile grid ...

The First Presidency authorizes any exception to the rule that the membership record belongs in the ward where the member actually lives.