Good News: The Book of Mormon is True Video

Below is the video Good News: The Book of Mormon is True made by members who explain why they love the Book of Mormon. Here is a list of other member-created videos I have shared. If you find other videos you think I should share, please post a comment...
Top LDS365 Articles from 2013

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...
Mormons Believe in the Bible

Mormons Believe in the Bible

Latter-day Saints love and revere the Bible. We consider the Bible to be the word of God. We can receive strength, comfort, and guidance from the biblical accounts of God’s dealings with His people. The National Bible Association named Salt Lake City as the...
5 Things You Didn’t Know About The Book of Mormon

5 Things You Didn’t Know About The Book of Mormon

In social media, you often see posts like “5 things about me you may not know.” Here’s one for the Book of Mormon: I was translated in 65 working days. I speak 109 languages. Over 160 million copies of me have been distributed. The Bible is my best...
Translations of the Book of Mormon

Translations of the Book of Mormon

The Book of Mormon is published in 109 languages, and many of them are available in multiple formats online. In March 1830, 5,000 copies of the Book of Mormon were printed in the E. B. Grandin print shop in Palmyra, New York. From that humble beginning, today the...
Downloading Your Study Notebooks on LDS Gospel Library

Downloading Your Study Notebooks on LDS Gospel Library

The Gospel Library has a Notes and Journal function that lets you highlight and add notes to most of the content* you read in the Gospel Library,  such as scriptures and manuals, on LDS.org or on the mobile app. You can also make journal entries in the same system....
LDS Seminary Mastery Scriptures

LDS Seminary Mastery Scriptures

The LDS Seminary website has an interactive scripture mastery function at ScriptureMastery.lds.org to help you locate, apply, and memorize scriptures. Below is a nice meme of one of the Seminary mastery scriptures that you could use to help remember the scripture and...
Book of Mormon Translation in Malay

Book of Mormon Translation in Malay

A translation of the Book of Mormon has now been published in the Malay language. Malay is mostly spoken in India, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Most of the Malay-speaking members of the Church live in Malaysia and Singapore. The new language translation is available in...
Spanish New Testament

Spanish New Testament

The Church has published a stand-alone version of the New Testament in Spanish from the Santa Biblia: Reina Valera 2009 to make the scriptures more accessible and convenient for Church members and nonmembers alike. This new version is the standard size and contains...
Scripture Reading Charts

Scripture Reading Charts

Read a more current article about scripture reading charts. Here are a few scripture reading charts courtesy of the LDS Share page on Facebook that shares LDS ideas, information, and inspirational stories and experiences.   Old Testament structural reading...
Publishing the Scriptures

Publishing the Scriptures

The following is adapted from a presentation by Scott Welty and Mel Tingey. For centuries, scriptures were copied by hand from manuscripts. These books were very costly and only a privileged few had access to them. By 1455, Johannes Gutenberg had invented a press with...

Video: What the Scriptures Mean to Me

This new video produced by the Church (found at lds.org/scriptures/heritage in the section “Personal Value”) shows members describing their personal experiences with the scriptures. The following is the article “‘What the Scriptures Mean to...
Timeline for Church History Gospel Doctrine Study

Timeline for Church History Gospel Doctrine Study

Nathan Richardson has prepared a geographical timeline of early Church history that you may find useful as you study Church history in Sunday School this year. It gives a visual depiction of the events and places along a timeline. Below is just a snippet. Get the...

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