Ward Emergency Response Communications Specialist Responsibilities for the Ontario Stake - the following are based in lessons learned in the field for how to work your callings, the most important part is spiritual inspiration in your calling, which will help you with any of your technical parts of your calling. These can take time to learn, "it is not meet that you should run faster than you are able" but with the Lord's help we can do all things as the Lord hastens His work.
- 1) Pray to gain a testimony of your calling. You were called by inspiration, the Lord has a work for you to do, Emergency Response Communications is a program of the Lord’s church for the last days. Personal, family, ward, stake and church preparation are a part of the Lord’s commandments to help his saints prepare for the Last Days.
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Be actively participating in the weekly stake nets
as much as possible, recommended no fewer than 75% on average.
- 3) Learn how to, and serve as net control for stake nets.
- 4) Upgrade your license – Licenses are the hardest part to get compared to purchasing and installing equipment, and they allow you to do the next most needed part: practice and improve your proficiency and skillset. Your upgrading your license helps inspire others that they can also “do hard things.”
- 5) Work towards having: portable, bug out capabilities; mobile capabilities; hf capabilities.
- 6) Become competent at working with uhf, vhf simplex, repeaters, hf simplex, WINLINK, FLDIGI, JS8, participating in the bishop’s storehouse nets.
- 7) Work with elder’s quorum, High Council (Bro. Turner) on getting the call tree rolled out to your ward for emergency communications.
- 8) Invite members to net activities.
- 9) Encourage members to get equipped and licensed.
- 10) As inspired, put on training activities for your wards, or invite members to activities, such as a field activation, learning POTA (Parks On The Air), antenna building classes, learning how to use a multi-meter, soldering, etc.
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