Category: church history

Enhance Scripture Study with the Scripture Citatio...

Posted by Ryan Combs | Apr 18, 2015 | church history, guides, scriptures & study | 4 |

Enhance Scripture Study with the Scripture Citation Index

by Ryan Combs | Apr 18, 2015 | church history, guides, scriptures & study | 4 |

This is post 3 of 5 in the series “Enhance Your Scripture Study” General Conference is...

Why Mormons Should Actively Support Net Neutrality

by Tevya | Jul 23, 2014 | bloggernacle, church history, editorials, politics | 7 |

Every morning on the way to work, I use the LDS Gospel Library app to listen to a couple chapters...

Request Your Priesthood Line of Authority by Email

by Kellen Petersen | Nov 30, 2011 | church history, family history, ordinances, priesthood | 0 |

In 1994, the Church announced that it would no longer trace a member’s Priesthood Line of...

Cool Links: dead sea scrolls, historical resources, & new apps

by Tevya | Nov 1, 2011 | church history, conferences, cool links, family history, learning | 2 |

Lifehacker.com does a “remains of the day” post where they link to stuff they...

Family History Conference at BYU the End of July

by Tevya | Jun 28, 2011 | church history, conferences, family history, learning | 0 |

The 43 annual BYU Conference on Family History & Genealogy is coming up the end of July. This...

Make the Sacrament Less Noisy

by Brett McKay | Feb 24, 2007 | church history, priesthood | 2 |

This hack comes from back when I was a teacher preparing the Sacrament. Many chapels use the little plastic cups as opposed to the paper cups for serving the water. Ever notice how the plastic cups can make a pretty loud...

Attention Church History Buffs: Use Footnote to tag primary source documents

by Brett McKay | Jan 30, 2007 | church history, family history | 0 |

Footnote is a neat web service that allows you to access millions of historical original documents and add tags to different parts of the document. It uses Flash so the presentation is really slick. The powerful tool on this...