Website About Jesus Christ
Each day this week, I am sharing Easter messages. Today’s article is about a website about Jesus Christ from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The website JesusChrist.lds.org is about the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. It contains 6 sections...
Son of God Movie
This weekend, I saw the movie Son of God. It’s the larger-than-life story of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. This epic movie is well done, covering key events from Jesus’ birth through his teachings, crucifixion, and resurrection. Beyond the high-quality...
Update to Mormon Tabernacle Choir Website
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir website has been updated with a new look and more information, images, videos, and music. MormonTabernacleChoir.org now has more information in every section from Watch & Listen, to Music and the Spoken Word, information about the...
Need to Update Your Links to LDS.org?
If you have links to LDS.org on your blogs or websites, please review this article for important information on how to update links to any of the old LDS.org pages that were recently decommissioned. When LDS.org was upgraded in November 2009, the URLs were also...
Top LDS365 Articles from 2013
Here is a summary of the top articles from LDS365.com during 2013, along with comments about why they were significant and will continue to be significant in 2014. General Conference LDS365.com provided many articles about each LDS general conference. Prior to each...
Mormon Newsroom on Instagram
Mormon Newsroom, the Church’s website for news media, is now on Instagram at instagram.com/mormonnewsroom. Instagram is a social media photo and video sharing site. Click the link above to see the page’s first videos that provide a glimpse of this year’s...
Mormon Beliefs: Plural Marriage (Polygamy) & Families in Early Utah
The Church continued enhancing the Gospel Topics pages on LDS.org by posting an enhanced page titled “Plural Marriage and Families in Early Utah.” The Bible and the Book of Mormon teach that the marriage of one man to one woman is God’s standard. In the...
Gospel Topics for Personal and Family Study
The Church is upgrading the Gospel Topics section of LDS.org (topics.lds.org) to provide an enriched experience for personal and family gospel study. In addition to a new landing page, the site has upgraded search capabilities, which now include distinct sites like...
Christmas.lds.org
LDS.org has a page at Christmas.lds.org that includes the Christmas story Christmas videos Christmas ideas a website about Jesus Christ Christmas Music Articles about Christmas Christmas family activities Please consider sharing this page with your family and friends...
Joseph Smith Papers: Documents, Vol. 2: July 1831-Jan 1833
Today, I attended a blogger event to celebrate the publication of the latest volume of The Joseph Smith Papers by the Church Historian’s Press. Joseph Smith Papers: Documents, Volume 2: July 1831—January 1833 includes documents beginning in the summer of 1831 that...
Thanks to Veterans Who Serve Their Country
In some countries, November 11 is a day set aside to honor those who have served their county in the military. November 11 marks the anniversary of the end of World War I, and is commonly referred to as Armistice, Remembrance, or Veterans Day, depending on where you...
Geographic Location & Digital Maps
What Is Geographic Location? Geolocation, for short, is the longitude and latitude location of an object somewhere in the world. Using global positioning satellites (GPS), you can get the location of an object and also tell its elevation and velocity. You’ve...
Joseph Smith Papers Online
You don’t have to wait for the next volume to come out to start reviewing the Joseph Smith Papers collection at JosephSmithPapers.org. The website lets you search and view the documents in a digitized format next to the transcription, which isn’t available...
Updates to LDS.org
Did you notice the changes on the home page of LDS.org today? The previous carousel at the top (with rotating features) has been replaced with one large feature and two smaller features so it’s easier to see everything at a glance. The First Presidency...Follow on social media