It's establishing a network of contacts at technology companies to make it easier for the recently unemployed to find jobs in their fields. Julie Poole, manager of the Church's Employment Resource Services in Carrollton, Texas, says there is no reason to wait to step up outreach until the economy gets worse. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints runs one of the tightest ships in the charity business, funneling millions of dollars worth of goods and services to the needy worldwide. Because the Church's welfare services are funded by generous donations from its 11 million members worldwide, it doesn't need to rely on government funding for support. Visitors to temples say they are impressed by the beauty of the grounds and architecture.
Temples often become landmarks in the communities where they are built and add beauty to the area.
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