LDS.org Getting Started Guides
The Church provides getting-started guides for several of the functions on LDS.org, such as Maps (previously called Meetinghouse Locator), Youth, Personal Progress, Duty to God, and Store.lds.org. The newest guides are highlighted in red below.
Watch LDS General Conference Live
For updated information on how to access LDS General Conference, see “8 Ways to Access LDS General Conference.” General Conference is this Saturday, March31, and Sunday, April 1. Watch it live at conference.lds.org. The First Presidency invites the world...
Help Test New Church Applications
If you have an interest in helping the Church test any of the following, please click on the link: Testers Needed for New LDS.org Maps Release Tablet Prototype of Ensign Tests Possibility of Interactive Magazines” (learn more about the tablet app here) Testing...
Prophets and Apostles Teach Throughout the World
View an interactive map showing where prophets and apostles have recently traveled and what they have taught. This is one of the great features you’ll find in the Prophets and Apostles Speak Today section of LDS.org.Tools on LDS.org
The following is the article “Becoming Familiar with the Resources Under Tools on LDS.org” in the November issue of the Meetinghouse Technology Newsletter: The resources under the Tools menu on LDS.org provide a wealth of new applications to help members...
New Bible Videos about the Life of Jesus Christ
During tonight’s Christmas devotional, the First Presidency announced the publication of new videos portraying the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. These short videos are a gift to the world from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The videos are...How to Create Secure Passwords
The following is from the article “Creating and Remembering Secure Passwords” from the Meetinghouse Technology Newsletter: Most of us use passwords almost every day—whether it’s for work, school, or simply your personal e-mail. All members need to create a...Why Do I Need an LDS Account?
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offers a lot of online information and services, much of which is personalized to your identity and Church calling. For example, on LDS.org you can sign in and view your ward directory and calendar. You can access...
Watch LDS General Conference Live
For updated information on how to access LDS General Conference, see “8 Ways to Access LDS General Conference.” General Conference begins tomorrow. Are you planning to attend, or do you consider conference weekend as a break from regular Sunday meetings?...
Facebook is Not Just a Face Book
Today, I attended the forum at BYU where Mark Zuckerberg (the unassuming CEO of Facebook) and Utah Senator Orrin Hatch talked about technology. Hatch fielded questions that were posed by BYU students earlier on the BYU Facebook page. Zuckerberg talked about founding...
Video Contest Visitors’ Choice Voting
Back in September, we reported that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints had announced an International Video Contest for members to make their own Mormon Messages. The first round of judging is completed, and the visitors’ choice voting is now open through...
Updated Temples Website
The Church’s website about LDS Temples (temples.lds.org) has been redesigned. Select a temple and notice the enhanced page with schedule information, directions, and the ability to view it on a map. Some temple pages also provide a gallery of photos of the...New Testament Resources to Support 2011 Study
In the 2011 Sunday School classes, youth 14-18 and adults will study the New Testament. Below are some of the great resources provided by the Church to help in your study of the New Testament. Online Scriptures. If you haven’t experienced the upgraded...
LDS Scriptures Now Online in Thai
On November 3, 2010, the First Presidency announced the new Thai triple combination. Thai-language units should have received an announcement letter, sample of the scriptures, and related items (revised Articles of Faith, revised sacrament prayer cards, and...Follow on social media