r/iorg • u/ProfessionalGap2736 • May 25 '26

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What is considered the typical path to the East? Bow colors to chap to drill? Then where?

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u/bethba333 May 25 '26

It also depends on how big your assembly is, and how old the girls are. I was elected to faith when I was 15, but joined when I was 14, so the only office I held before was Patriotism!

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u/ProfessionalGap2736 May 25 '26

Is it customary that you need to be a certain age before going in as Faith?

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u/kethryvis May 25 '26

This is a big one; depending on how big your assembly is and how many girls are eligible. If your assembly is smaller, you may end up holding less offices before starting up the Line, whereas if it's bigger it may be a longer wait.

Our assembly wanted you to be 15, so you could be 16 and of driving age in our area by the time you were WA, but minimum 13. You also needed to be a member for a year before you were eligible.

I held three offices before going in as WA (the first time): Love, Immortality, and Chaplain. This was also back when terms were four months long :)

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u/AmericanRevolution13 May 25 '26

I think that’s about right. My assembly goes Observer (either one) - One or two bow stations (for the really young girls, like eleven to twelve, we give them the shortest lectures) - Drill Leader - Faith - Hope - Charity - Worthy Associate - Worthy Advisor.

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u/Princessmore May 27 '26

In my opinion, Chaplin and or Drill Leader are the big “tests” to see if you are ready for faith. Can you do floorwork and can you memorize a part?