Google+ for Mormons: LDS Ways to Use Google Plus [guide]
So you may have recently joined, or heard about Google+. Google what? Google Plus. Google Plus is the new “social networking” platfrom from Google. It’s much more than just “Google’s…
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Use Google To Help Plan A Wedding
It seems like we’re always telling you different ways to use Google services to do every thing from Bishop’s using Google voice, to finding recipes, to doing family history using…
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…
Use Google for Great Recipes
Jill Holmes
Last week Google Search launched a new feature called Google with Recipe View. If you have read my past articles on free Recipes, you know I love finding recipes online. It saves…
Use Google Alerts for Family History Research
Let your fingers do the walking. How many of you remember that ad slogan from the Yellow Pages? Google Alerts should adopt that slogan. Since all you do is type…
The Easy Way to Put Your Ward on Google Maps
We previously wrote about how to put your ward directory on Google Earth. Reader “d cole” was kind enough to point out that the Church has provided a new, much easier…
Make your blog cooler: Google Analytics
Make your blog cooler tip #2 One of my favorite things to do with my blogs & websites is see how many people visit, how they got to the blog/site…
How to Put Your Ward Directory on Google Earth
Editor’s Note: make sure to check out our update to this article titled “The Easy Way to Put Your Ward on Google Maps“ I’ve read on several blogs about members…
Google Calendar for Bishop Appointments
One of the nice features about Google Calendar is the ability to share with other people. This feature can come in really handy for bishops and Ward Executive Secretaries. The…
Use Google Maps in Genealogy
Map Your Ancestors is a neat service that integrates Ancestry.com and Google Maps. You can make plots on Google Maps that show where your ancestors have lived. You can also…
