Studying LDS General Conference
The article “Studying General Conference” (New Era, June 2013, pp. 40-42) gives seven ideas to help you learn more from the words of the prophets: Look for Invitations and Encouragements Watch for Cause-and-Effect Statements Prepare Questions Look for...
Wordles for October 2013 LDS General Conference
For the last several years, I have shown wordles (word clouds) of the text from each general conference, which show the frequency of use of words (except words like it, the,and and). Frequency of use determines the word size. Below is a wordle showing an analysis of...
LDS General Conference October 2013 Text, Audio, Video, Music
What a wonderful general conference! Knowing that you’ll want to read, listen, and watch the addresses again, below is a summary of what you can access online: Text The English text of the October 2013 LDS General Conference is now available...
Connected Members: LDS General Conference October 2013
Last weekend, millions of people from 216 countries used the Internet, satellite, and TV to watch, listen to, and read LDS General Conference in 95 languages. That translation and interpretation miracle made it possible for 97% of the Church’s 15 million members...
LDS General Conference is #2 Podcast on iTunes
This morning, the LDS General Conference was the #2 in the Top iTunes Podcasts in the Religion and Spirituality category. #2 is General Conference MP3 Audio #19 is General Conference HD Video #51 is General Conference Audiobook #63 is Book of Mormon MP3 Audio in...
LDS Conference Highlights October 2013
Prophets and Apostles of Jesus Christ spoke at the LDS General Conference this weekend. Watch and share inspiring conference messages from Church leaders. Watch video highlights of their addresses. These highlights are also on the Church’s youth website....LDS General Conference Memes October 2013
This weekend, members were busy making and sharing memes–graphical quotes and images from the LDS General Conference. Below are a few that I enjoyed the most. Here are other collections of LDS General Conference memes: LDS Church LDS Share Deseret Book on Pinterest...
Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference
The Church provides several General Conference activities for children at ConferenceGames.lds.org in multiple languages to help them enjoy and learn more from listening to general conference: A General Conference Notebook for children to write or draw about...
Inviting Friends to Watch LDS General Conference
LDS General Conference may be one of the best ways to introduce your friends to the Church. This article provides references to help you explain to others what general conference is all about and to invite them to watch general conference. What is LDS General...
Images to Share: LDS General Conference
Below are images from the Church that you can share on social media to invite others to watch LDS General Conference this weekend. From the page General Conference Has Something for You. Also see the page Invite Others to general conference.
Can you Name the 15 LDS Brethren?
Can you identify by name all 15 of the Brethren? Take this quiz created by the New Era magazine to see if you can name them all. Then, be sure to tune in to LDS General Conference to hear what they have to say.
Hashtags for LDS General Conference
Social media users often categorize their posts by using hashtags, which are words prefixed with a hash (#) sign. These subject tags can be searched on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Flickr, and Tumblr to find information about a given...
8 Ways to Access LDS General Conference
General Conference is this Saturday, October 5, and Sunday, October 6. The First Presidency invites the world to participate in messages of inspiration and guidance that will be delivered by the First Presidency, members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, and other...
LDS General Conference Trivia
With LDS General Conference coming up this weekend, I thought it would be fun to post a few trivia questions. Question #1: When did the Church first begin interpreting general conference and what were the first languages? Answer: October 1961 in Dutch, German, Samoan,...Follow on social media