Why You Should Ban ‘Virtual’ Talk @ the Dinner Table
Jay Verkler, CEO of FamilySearch International, noted in his talk at RootsTech, that he and his wife don’t allow any “virtual” talk at the dinner table in their home. He…
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Watch the 2011 LDSTech Conference Online
The 2011 LDSTech Conference is sold out (or it would be if the tickets hadn’t been free), but will be available streaming online. The following sessions from both days (Thurs.…
Put Your Ward List on Your Smartphone with Mapping & More
We previously told you how to put your ward list on Google Earth, then a much easier way was provided by the church to view your ward on Google Maps…
Use Google Voice to Keep in Touch with Youth
Guest Author
We previously told you how Google Voice can help Bishops and other leaders. This guest post from Micah Stubblefield tells you how to use its texting feature to keep in…
Daily Scripture Delivered to Your Kindle
MLH reader Jake Nielson sent us the following step-by-step hack to get a scripture delivered to your Kindle daily. It’s a bit technical in that you have to setup a…
Free recipes to carry you through the holidays
Jill Holmes
I am a huge fan of anything free. Not because I feel I deserve it but because in these tough economic times, anything can help. I love collecting recipes and I…
Put General Conference On Your ePUB Reader
MLH reader Ron wanted to put General Conference on his Sony reader. After reading our article on how to put General Conference on your Kindle, he decided to see if…
How To Put General Conference On Your Kindle
The blog LDS Kindle Books has converted the past few General Conferences for reading on your Kindle. Here’s how to put them on your Kindle (if you’re new to putting non-Amazon…
LDS Toolbar with 100’s of LDS related links
Bookmarks and favorites, those words work interchangeably in the web world. Whether your hobby is gardening, cooking or in my case, family history, you can accumulate hundreds of bookmarks and…
Cell Phone Sensitivity
Mormon Times has an article by Trent Toone on how to use your phone & similar devices appropriately in church capacities & situations. It suggests: When appropriate, please silence your…
