The current General Primary President is Susan H. Porter.
Understanding the Primary Organization
The Primary is an organization within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, specifically designed for children. It plays a crucial role in providing religious education and activities for young members.
Key Details of the Primary Organization
To better understand the scope and leadership of the Primary, here are some key details:
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| General President | Susan H. Porter |
| Formation Date | August 25, 1878 |
| Membership | Approximately 1.1 million children aged 3–11 |
| Main Organ | General presidency and general board |
| Parent Organization | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
Role of the General Primary President
The General Primary President, along with her counselors, forms the General Primary Presidency. This presidency oversees the global Primary organization, providing guidance and direction for lessons, activities, and policies that affect children aged 3 to 11 worldwide. Their responsibilities include:
- Curriculum Development: Ensuring age-appropriate and spiritually enriching lessons are provided.
- Leadership Training: Guiding local Primary leaders in their responsibilities.
- Global Oversight: Traveling to meet with members and leaders to understand their needs and provide support.
- Advocacy: Representing the needs and interests of children within the Church's broader leadership councils.
For more comprehensive information about the Primary organization, you can refer to its dedicated page on Wikipedia.
