Powerful behind-the-scenes images from the Sunday, April 5, 2020 General Conference
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These BTS images are pretty incredible. Thanks Tad Walch!
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COME, FOLLOW ME LESSON AIDS: March 30–April 12 “He Shall Rise … with Healing in His Wings” Easter #GeneralConference
CLICK HERE to join our official Come Follow Me Facebook group! Official Lessons (lesson materials from ChurchofJesusChrist.org) Come, Follow Me—For Individuals and Families Come, Follow Me—For Sunday School Come,…
VIDEO: The fan-made April 2020 General Conference trailer that went viral!
We’re all excited for the April 2020 General Conference. One excited person, Max Bassett, went so far as to create an Avengers-esque trailer that shows some of what we might…
VIDEO: BYU PROFESSOR BRINGS JOSEPH F. SMITH’S VISION OF THE DEAD TO LIFE IN NEW FILM
The film, which won an award at the LDS Film Festival, will play on BYUtv during General Conference weekend.
VIDEO: “One-on-One” is a must-see showing how people can truly serve and minister
Troy and Deedra Russell have lost their son Austen in a tragic accident involving Troy’s truck. But, through true acts of service and ministering, hearts healed.
#howweconference: Share your stories and see how people around the world participate in LDS General Conference #LDSConf
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LDS Living is starting a new hashtag #howweconference to share stories and promote how people around the world watch General Conference.
Talks on Talks – A podcast built around LDS General Conference #LDSConf
In an effort to simulate the effect of studying General Conference talks, he teamed up with friend and classmate Jason Farrell to start the Talks on Talks Podcast. After crowdsourcing the funds to get into the podcasting world, the two have gone on to release more than twenty episodes discussing talks from the last two conferences, with one to two episodes being released every week.
The (Mistaken) Spirit of (what used to be) Home Teaching (with Scott Christopher from BYUtv’s Granite Flats)
Scott Christopher (of BYUtv’s Granite Flats) was asked to make a video inspired by the story of “Molly” from a talk by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland to illustrate how easily home teachers “look beyond the mark.”
“The Standby Line is for Suckers”—Hacking General Conference [#LDSConf guide]
Ever wondered the best place to park, or how to get into General Conference without tickets? This is a brief guide to address exactly that.
