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Title for counselors of Temple Presidents

I am posting here to report an error. This article claims that counselors to a temple president are properly referred to as "Brother so-and-so." I worked at the Mount Timpanogos Temple for over six years and saw many changes in temple presidencies. In every case, the counselors were correctly referred to as "President so-and-so". If you were to go to the Church Handbook of Instructions, you would see that this is the correct honorific name title. A temple presidency is no different from the First Presidency or a mission presidency. Accordingly, I am changing the article. Please post here before reverting. --Jgstokes (talk) 23:37, 11 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Missing

We are missing at least the following: Unitarian Universalism, Gnosticism; Bahá'í Faith; Sikhism; Jainism; Chinese traditional religions, including Taoism, Confucianism & Faism; Shinto; various indigenous animistic, shamanistic, and folk religion belief systems. Asterisk*Splat 22:56, 13 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Khalif missing

Abbreviations used for salutations in correspondence

Is it possible to get a column added for abbreviated salutations as they would be used in correspondence? For example, an envelope for Father James O'Riley would probably be written as "Fr. James O'Riley." I think it would be helpful to have these salutations listed on this page.