Sharing the Gospel through Video

Posted by Richard K Miller on Oct 25th, 2006 in Ideas, Mormon, Online missionary work, Videos | 0 comments

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While the Church will publish its own videos on LDS.org, individuals can contribute much to online video about the Church:

Taylorsville Seminary created a video on Google Video about all the things they’re thankful for.
YouTube user “Lovethyneighbor”, who is “open minded” and has attended several churches, recorded herself explaining how she feels about Mormons.
A BYU project called Fit for the Kingdom takes a glimpse at the life of ordinary Mormons. (These videos ought to be on YouTube and Google Video where they’d draw more viewers.)

While online videos range from good to bad, Tyler D has some ideas for videos Mormons could create.

In the last General Conference, Elder Eyring spoke about a deacon’s quorum that recorded their Sunday meeting for a deacon that couldn’t be there.

How can we better share the Gospel through online video and audio?

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Sharing the Gospel through Video

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