Missionary Hack: Mesh garments for baptizing
All you future missionaries, listen up. While you’re on your mission, you’ll be doing some baptizing. (Duh.) After you perform the ordinance, you’re left with a bunch of sopping wet…
DIY: Emergency Kit
Our leaders have counseled us to have 72 hour kits on hand in case an emergency happens. You can buy these from different companies, but they often cost a pretty…
Scripture Tag
Scripture Tag is a neat social bookmarking site (think Flickr or del.icio.us) for the scriptures. The creator put the entire standard works on-line. Users then can then go in, find…
Use Facebook to share the gospel
Most young people have a Facebook account. It allows people to stay connected know what’s going on in other people’s lives. I think it’s a valuable social tool that can…
Hipster PDA
With the new year coming, many people are considering buying a new planner/agenda. Others are thinking about forking over a couple of hundred bucks for PDA they will never use.…
Getting Things Done
GTD SetupOriginally uploaded by Mormon Hacker. My wife and I recently discovered, Getting Things Done by David Allen. We’ve decide to implement his system into our lives. We just started,…
Use Gmail in your scripture study
Yesterday, we posted on how you can use Gmail for journal keeping. Another great way to use gmail is keep track of your thoughts while reading the scriptures. Using Gmail’s…
LDSTeach Provides Great Resources for Teaching
I stumbled upon LDSTeach today. It provides resources for home and visiting teaching. I’m going to be honest. I’m not a big fan of home teaching. Like most people I’m…
Modified Tie Rack
Over at Instructables, there’s a post on a cool modified tie rack. I wish I knew about this when I was on my mission. I just hung my ties on…
Use Gmail as a journal
We’re supposed to keep a journal. That’s what the prophets both anciently and today have said. People have different preferences: some like the feel of pen and paper, others like…
