Prophets of the Restoration Video
The Prophets of the Restoration videos feature testimonies of each of the latter-day presidents of the Church from Joseph Smith to Thomas S. Monson. Along with the video, you can read the text of each of their testimonies.
LDS Youth Site Offers Free Uplifting Music
The music section of youth.lds.org is expanding its offerings of free, downloadable music with songs by more contemporary artists from past Especially for Youth (EFY) media. Over the next several months, 30 newer songs will be released at the rate of one per week. The...
Newsletter Tool on LDS.org
Update (16 Nov 2016): The Newsletter function on LDS.org will be discontinued effective December 31, 2016. Please use other means of communicating newsletter information to ward and stake members, such as printed newsletters, email, or other online programs....
Prophets and Apostles Video Testimonies of Jesus Christ
In the section “Special Witnesses of Christ” in “Prophets and Apostles Speak Today,” (prophets.lds.org) you can watch a video of each member of the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles bearing their personal testimony about...
Joseph Smith Papers Website Updated
Hundreds of pages of documents from the early years of Latter-day Saint history as well as helpful reference material have been added to the Joseph Smith Papers website (JosephSmithPapers.org) to enable both casual readers and serious scholars to read and better...
Reading the Scriptures on LDS.org
While there are many benefits of reading printed scriptures, the online scriptures at scriptures.lds.org provide features that may be helpful to use, such as pop-up footnotes, My Study Notebook, and audio playback. On scriptures.lds.org, you can Listen to the...
Duty to God Materials Online in 50 Languages
The Duty to God website at (DutyToGod.lds.org) now offers materials online in 50 languages. By clicking Download a PDF of the Duty to God booklet at the bottom of the page, deacons, teachers, priests, and leaders can access the following: Fulfilling My Duty to God:...
Study by Topic
[Note: This is now known as Gospel Topics on LDS.org. It is found in the Teachings menu at the top of any page on LDS.org.] The Study by Topic section of LDS.org (topics.lds.org) is a great resource when preparing a lesson, answering doctrinal questions, or simply...
Additional Scripture Translations Now Online
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has published additional translations of the triple combination online in Albanian, Cebuano, Czech, Icelandic, and Indonesian in the scriptures section of LDS.org (scriptures.lds.org) and in the Gospel Library mobile...Information for Disability Specialists on LDS.org
New information for disability specialists in wards and stakes has been added to LDS.org. The calling of a ward or stake disability specialist is mentioned in Handbook 2: Administering the Church, 21.1.26. The specialist serves as a resource to ward and stake leaders...
Updated Duty to God Website
An updated version of the Duty to God website (DutyToGod.lds.org) is now available for the young men of the Church. Through this website, young men can create and save Duty to God plans, record journal entries, and watch videos. It also provides instructions to quorum...
New Bible Video: Widow’s Mites
A new video has been released on the “Life of Jesus Christ Bible Videos website” (BibleVideos.org). In the video “Jesus Teaches about the Widow’s Mites,” Jesus teaches that the widow’s contribution is greater than those who gave of their abundance....
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.
Helps for Teaching Children
Beginning this month, the Friend magazine is publishing an online resource of helps for teaching children, including stories, activities, and media resources. Parents can browse by gospel topic to discover online Church resources. Primary teachers can click on...Follow on social media