by Larry Richman | Mar 31, 2011
The text of the talks from the General Young Women’s Meeting are now online: Read the individual talks in English (other languages will be posted as they become available) Watch video or listen to individual talks in 70+ languages Watch the entire General Young...
by Larry Richman | Mar 29, 2011
The institute manual Teachings of the Living Prophets has recently been revised and is now available as a free download or for purchase at store.lds.org. This updated, full-color manual is perfect for individual or family study. It emphasizes the importance of modern...
by Larry Richman | Mar 28, 2011
In preparation for this weekend’s conference, how can you prepare yourself and your family for general conference? General conference is a semiannual gathering of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. During general conference weekend,...
by Larry Richman | Mar 25, 2011
Tomorrow (Saturday, March 26, 2011) is the LDS General Young Women’s Meeting at 6:00 pm MDT for all young women ages 12-18, their mothers, and Young Women leaders. The theme is the 13th Article of Faith. Read more about the General Young Women’s Meeting,...
by Larry Richman | Mar 24, 2011
Many congregations throughout the world face challenges trying to view general conference and other Church broadcasts in a timely manner. But new technology is changing that. Previously, there were two main ways for congregations around the world to view...
by Larry Richman | Nov 20, 2010
DVDs and audio CDs of the October 2010 LDS General Conference are now available at Church distribution centers or online at store.lds.org for US$7.00 and US$9.50, respectively. The DVDs and CDs will also be available in Spanish in about a week. You can also subscribe...
by Larry Richman | Nov 3, 2010
The November Ensign and Liahona containing all the talks from the October LDS General Conference are now online. The full layout in PDF format is also available online by clicking the PDF icon under the download column. An English Braille version of conference is also...
by Larry Richman | Nov 3, 2010
The November 2010 issue of the New Era magazine is now online. This issue features a special 18-page section titled “General Conference is for You,” which helps teens study and learn from the conference messages. It includes: Quotes and stories from the conference...
by Larry Richman | Oct 14, 2010
The Spanish text, audio, and video of the October 2010 LDS General Conference are now available on new.lds.org and also on the classic LDS.org. The Spanish audio and video formats have been available since conference weekend and now the Spanish text is posted. Because...
by Larry Richman | Oct 13, 2010
Audiobooks of the October 2010 LDS General Conference are now available on LDS.org. An audiobook lets you listen to a book in one single audio file broken out by chapters. Much like a regular book, an audiobook lets you listen to separate chapters through an index....
by Larry Richman | Oct 8, 2010
A video with highlights from the October 2010 LDS General Conference was just posted on LDS.org. This 16-minute video is available in English only. You can also watch highlights of the General Relief Society Meeting and General Conference highlights for...
by Larry Richman | Oct 7, 2010
For the last several conferences, we have shown wordles (word clouds) of the text from general conference, which shows the frequency of use of words (except words like it, the, and and). Frequency of use determines the word size. To the left is the wordle for the...
by Larry Richman | Oct 7, 2010
The English text has now been posted online for all the addresses from the October 2010 LDS General Conference at gc.lds.org. (For the text, just click on the title of the talk.) Video and audio were available within hours of the conference. Downloadable video is now...
by Larry Richman | Oct 6, 2010
View highlights from October General Conference selected especially for youth.
by Larry Richman | Oct 6, 2010
Over the last few years, Twitter users have used the subject tag #ldsconf when tweeting information about LDS General Conference. In Twitter language, these subject tags are called hashtags. (Learn more about the #ldsconf hashtag.) Joel Dehlin’s Weblog provides...