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Jacob Durrant of AllAboutMormons.com is on a streak. He’s recently created eight videos explaining Gospel teachings in his own words:
A Crash Course...
15-16 June 2007 are the first ever MormonWiki.com Edit Days. We are advising all More Good Foundation members and friends of the event. An edit need not be grand, just a few words can help increase the usefulness of MormonWiki. Consider my first edits:
My first tentative step to editing MormonWiki.com was to add Aaron the Jaredite King to the Book of Mormon Characters index. My first edit went very well—success! I...
Here are a few more good LDS websites we haven’t mentioned previously:
1. WardSocial.com and Came2Pass.com — These two sites allow you to submit and vote on stories related to the Church. Like their predecessor Sustaind.org, these sites operate like Digg.com. In addition to finding interesting LDS stories on these three sites, prudence suggets we should also branch out of our communities to participate...
I recently met Whitney Johnson who serves in Church Public Affairs in Boston. She’s created a website called Know Your Neighbor which advocates kindness, service, neighborliness, and an “inclusionary” attitude as important elements of member missionary work. As the Prophet Joseph said, “friendship is one of the grand principles of Mormonism.” A friendly and kind disposition must be a...
At Liahona.net you’ll find a large collection of hymns, Primary songs, Gospel music, and holiday songs. You can download songs or play them directly on the site. I was able to find tons of good music, both vocal and instrumental, and the site is entirely free for non-commercial use. Stock up your iPod for Sunday listening, or use one of the tunes as an intro to your podcast.
Free LDS music at...
The More Good Foundation has just put up a Mormon Testimonies Wiki where members of the Mormon Church can post their testimonies. This is such an exciting way to share the important part of the Church; while we can write informative and positive articles, nothing compares to the spirit that comes through true testimonies. These testimonies will be available for view by anyone and can be searched by region or by the...
If you’re new here, read more about the More Good Foundation. We help members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormon church) share their beliefs on the Internet. Learn more about what Mormons believe or talk with Mormons at LDS.net.
Clay Gorton is “Gramps”, a former mission president and temple worker who answers questions on a variety of topics at www.askgramps.org. ...
Jacob at AllAboutMormons.com recently added several new features to his site for engaging the online Mormon community:
Questions and Answers — Mormons or persons of other faiths may submit questions and Jacob will do his best to respond. This is similar to AskGramps.org.
Testimonies — Read testimonies from Church members on why they believe. Submit your own testimony. (Look to Harvard Professor...
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Video is a great way to share good Church-related content on the Web. Many people think that videos, in order to be effective, need to be very polished or take a lot of time. In browsing through some of the online video services, I’ve run across some good amateur examples of using video to help spread the word.
The following are a few videos that are concerned with temples. These are just a few; there are...
Announced at the LDS Tech Talks last night, the Church has just launched a new site for anyone interested in technology: LDS Tech. The site will allow Church members to communicate with technology employees at Church headquarters and each other, to discuss technology problems and solutions the Church faces. The site includes a discussion forum, the first forum ever on an official Church site.
Link: LDS...
