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Although my General Conference Activity Packet will help you get the most out of General Conference, here is a fun way to keep kids attention while they listen to the prophets and apostles during General Conference: Bingo. General Conference Bingo This cool site randomly generates bingo cards. You can print off bingo cards, with each [...]
The new version of LDS.org has been officially launched! I love the new make-over of the web site. It is absolutely fantastic. The changing banners and warmer colors are much better than the plain blue one of the old website. The new menu makes it much easier to locate things for which you are searching. [...]
FamilySearch, a world leader in historic records preservation and access, announced the addition of over 200 million new searchable historic records representing 18 countries to its online database. The new records were added to the hundreds of millions FamilySearch published earlier this year at an event in Salt Lake City, Utah. The number of records [...]
While you may already know that General Conference talks are available in the May and November Ensign, as well as on the Church’s website in MP3 audio, text, and video, CES Firesides are also available. If you want to review one of the recent ones you have been to, or if you have not had [...]
Ever since listening to Mindy Gledhill’s previous album, “Feather in the Wind,” I have been eagerly awaiting this new album (released 08/10/2010), which features the song, “Anchor.” Mindy, recently featured in MormonTimes, is a gifted and inspired songwriter and vocalist. With inspiring lyrics and catchy tunes, she is able to captivate her audience and give [...]
Eric Shuster, author of Catholic Roots, Mormon Harvest, has co-authored with Charles Sale a new book, The Biblical Roots of Mormonism. In an easy to understand format, the book presents Biblical support and references for LDS Doctrines. All Biblical references use the King James Version of the Bible. The book covers nearly two dozen chapters [...]
Gramps is a moral voice in an Internet environment that can be awash in immorality. Ask Gramps is a breath of fresh air, a favorite among young and old. He writes with down-home wit and knows something about everything (although he is not ashamed to admit that he often solicits help from experts to answer [...]
It is the responsibility of the parents to make sure that their children are making wise media choices. As parents, we have the obligation to teach our children the difference between what is good and what is not. And they shall teach my people the difference between the holy and the profane, and cause them [...]
The Church has many images that can be used in media, by bloggers, news articles, or anyone else that needs images to describe the Church or illustrate stories about members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. http://newsroom.lds.org/blog/2010/07/mormon-images-available-for-use.html
M Ryan Taylor, offers sacred choral music for church choirs on his web site, ChoirWorks. He has degrees in vocal performance and composition, and years of experience performing and conducting concert choirs, chamber choirs, and church choirs of various denominations. On the web site, you will find choral music that he has arranged or composed. [...]
