Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference
The Church provides General Conference activities for children at ConferenceGames.lds.org in English, Portuguese and Spanish to help them enjoy and learn more from listening to general conference. A downloadable General Conference Notebook for children to write or...
LDS Edition of Portuguese Bible Now Available in Print
Last September, the First Presidency announced the publication of the LDS edition of the Holy Bible in Portuguese. At that time, it was made available online at asescrituras.lds.org and on the Gospel Library mobile app. Printed versions are now available through...
Book of Mormon Stories Coloring Book
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has published a coloring book for children based on stories from the Book of Mormon. This new resource will help children gain a love for the people, stories, and teachings in the Book of Mormon. The coloring book is...
Scripture Reading Charts
Read a more current article about scripture reading charts. Here is a scripture reading chart, courtesy of MormonShare.com. Color in each day when you read. This is just one of several versions available. (Click the chart for a larger version.) Here are some...
Mayan Language Scriptures Online in Audio & Text
The Church publishes translations of the Book of Mormon in the six Mayan languages listed below. (The Mayan language family includes languages spoken by about 6 million people who live primarily in Guatemala and Southern Mexico.) Many of the people who speak these...
Read the Book of Mormon Daily in 2016
In 2016, LDS adults are studying the Book of Mormon in Sunday School. The Sunday School general presidency has suggested that Latter-day Saints should read The Book of Mormon on a daily basis and pray about it to get closer to God. The Facebook page Book of Mormon...
2016 Lesson Materials and Resources on LDS.org
Here’s a summary of Church resources you can take advantage of as you learn and teach during 2016. Manuals.lds.org Manuals.lds.org is a quick way to get to the lesson manuals online. You can also navigate to them on LDS.org using the menu Scriptures and Study,...
Join 100,000 in Reading the Book of Mormon This Year
The Sunday School course of study for 2016 is the Book of Mormon. Many LDS families have set a New Year’s resolution to read the book again this year. LDS Living has created Book of Mormon 365 social media accounts to help you keep on track. The @bofm365...
Jamesthemormon: Angels We Have Heard On High
Last week, 300 meals and dozens of clothing items were donated to people in need in Salt Lake City. Jamesthemormon captured it in this Christmas video “Angels We Have Heard On High” to promote the true meaning of Christmas, which is Christ. And The true...
Book of Mormon in Chuukese
The Book of Mormon in Chuukese (Fosun Chuuk) is now printed and available through local distribution centers and online at store.lds.org. The handouts below give instructions for ordering. (Download a PDF of the handouts.) The Book of Mormon in Chuukese is also...
Mormonad: Your Book of Life
See a PDF of “Mormonad: Your Book of Life” from the October New Era magazine.
Seer Stone Used by Joseph Smith to Translate the Book of Mormon
When the Church announced the release of the printer’s manuscript of the Book of Mormon, they also released a never-before-seen photo of a stone that has long been acknowledged as a seer stone likely used by Joseph Smith. An article about the history of the Book...
Printer’s Manuscript of the Book of Mormon
The following is adapted from “Publishing the Printer’s Manuscript,” by Megan Michaels of the Church History Department. The Joseph Smith Papers Project has released its eleventh volume. Revelations and Translations, Volume 3: Printer’s Manuscript...Video: All About That Book (of Mormon)
The video “All About That Book (of Mormon)” was created by Paige B. from Utah. She developed the idea for the video and used it as one of her Personal Progress projects. Here is a list of other member-created videos I have shared. If you find other videos...Follow on social media