LDS Church growth statistics: TAKE A L@@K!
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Are you a numbers geek? Do you like to see how the Church is growing in various areas around the world? Did you serve a mission, and want to see…
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New Year, New You: Learn from Gordon B. Hinckley in 2017
As you study Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Gordon B. Hinckley in priesthood and Relief Society in 2017, you will learn from a prophet of unbounded optimism, love, and foresight.
Elder D. Todd Christofferson offers the morning prayer in the United States Senate
Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offered the morning prayer in the United States Senate.
Enhance Scripture Study with the Scripture Citation Index
Ryan Combs
This is post 3 of 8 in the series “Enhance Your Scripture Study” This series of posts will give you tips, tricks, and tools to help you enhance your study…
Why Mormons Should Actively Support Net Neutrality
Every morning on the way to work, I use the LDS Gospel Library app to listen to a couple chapters of the Book of Mormon. This morning it wouldn’t work…
Request Your Priesthood Line of Authority by Email
Kellen Petersen
In 1994, the Church announced that it would no longer trace a member’s Priesthood Line of Authority, but that it would be each member’s individual responsibility. They realized this was…
Cool Links: dead sea scrolls, historical resources, & new apps
Lifehacker.com does a “remains of the day” post where they link to stuff they didn’t write a full article on. I often find gems in those posts, and they are…
Family History Conference at BYU the End of July
The 43 annual BYU Conference on Family History & Genealogy is coming up the end of July. This year the theme is “strengthening ties that bind families together” and the…
Make the Sacrament Less Noisy
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.…
Attention Church History Buffs: Use Footnote to tag primary source documents
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…
