Tweeting LDS General Conference
The official Church Twitter account for general conference is twitter.com/ldsmessages, which provides quotes from conference on a routine basis after the conference has concluded, but not during the conference. If you tweet about LDS general conference, use the...
LDS General Conference Activities for Children
The Church provides several General Conference activities (see ConferenceGames.lds.org) to help children enjoy and learn more from listening to general conference. A General Conference Notebook for children to write or draw about conference. The notebook is available...
How to Experience October 2010 LDS General Conference
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provides many ways to watch, listen to, and read the October 2010 General Conference, including an improved General Conference website with sharing, personalized study, and improved navigation. You can use the My Study...Tweets About LDS General Conference
If you plan to tweet (post on Twitter) about this weekend’s LDS general conference, remember to use the hashtag #ldsconf.Analysis of Text from the Oct 2009 LDS General Conference
Check out this interesting linguistic analysis of the text from the October 2009 LDS general conference provided by Brian Shellabarger, via Connor Boyack. See the analysis from the April 2009 conference.
Talks Now Online from Oct 2009 LDS General Conference
The English text for all the talks from the October 2009 LDS general conference is now online at generalconference.lds.org. (Just click on the title of the talk, or click the icon in the “Read” column.) For the last several conferences, we have shown...
Tweets About LDS General Conference
An article in the Daily Herald talks about the tweets (posts on Twitter) that were “coming fast and furious” during the recent LDS general conference. “Even as thousands of members stuffed the LDS conference center in Salt Lake City and hundreds of...Materials from the October 2009 LDS General Conference
In addition to the live broadcasts of the LDS general conference over the Church satellite system, on the Internet, and through radio and television, the Church also makes conference materials available after the broadcasts. See the document When Conference Materials...
Watch or Listen to October 2009 LDS General Conference
The 179th Semiannual General Conference of the Church will be held in the Conference Center in Salt Lake City on Saturday and Sunday, October 3-4, 2009. The First Presidency has invited everyone to participate by attending, viewing, or listening via television, radio,...
General Conference Notebook for Children
Wondering how to get your children engaged in the upcoming general conference? The Friend magazine has published a General Conference Notebook of activities for children do before, during, and after general conference. You can access the notebook online and print it...General Conference Highlights, April 2009
An 11-minute video of highlights of the April general conference is now online in English at the following locations: GeneralConference.lds.org Videos.lds.org Or just click the image below to watch it here. This video will be available in several other languages...
Word Cloud from April 2009 General Conference
Last conference, we created a word cloud of the text from the conference, which shows the frequency of use of words. Connor Boyack has created a new wordle for the April 2009 general conference, shown below. He has also made a PDF version available. Also check out...General Conference April 2009
Beginning with the April 2009 General Conference, please note that the Church will discontinue the following products: English audiocassettes. ASL DVDs, since they are available online shortly after conference. A 16-language DVD set. Distribution of the Conference...
Stats on Watching LDS General Conference Online
Unofficial, preliminary statistics show that a milestone occurred for the Saturday morning session of LDS General Conference: there were over 100,000 unique viewers across LDS.org, BYU.tv, and KSL.com for this morning’s session. Viewership is usually about 30%...Follow on social media