Official LDS sites, blogs, etc.
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Official LDS Church sites:
The Life of Joseph Smith —- History of the LDS Church —- Family History
Provident Living —- LDS Catalog —- Church Music —- Meetinghouse Locator —- Newsroom
Here are other LDS links to visit:
Link directories:
Mormon Central — LDSindex.org — MormonFind
BestLDSWebsite — MormonHaven
Member’s sites:
NYMormon- loads of information and links especially for LDS women and missionaries.
Rachel Woods’ Latter-day Saint guide at about.com.
LDS Compare – price comparison on various LDS products.
Day of Praise — a faith promoting and spiritually uplifting blog of Bethie.
Grace for grace — Developing spirituality line upon line.
Mormon Conversations —- A voice of hope, encouragemnent, and inspiration…
In The Doghouse — There is nothing like a get-away from the real world like a trip to the Doghouse.
Rebecca’s Blog — a personal and inspirational blog of Rebecca
Timothy Berman —- A Latter-day Saint Christian Perspective
Additional information:
Overall view of the Book of Mormon from Lightplanet.
Book of Mormon basics from the Fairmormon wiki. ( The Foundation for Apologetic Information & Research)
LDS Toolbars for Firefox Browsers:
Blog Catalog:
If you would like to be added to this list in exchange for a link on your page please send me a comment. Thanks.
I’m adding your link to my blogroll, would appreciate a link exchange.
God Bless!
Bethie
April 15, 2008 at 2:25 p
Hey,
Would love to swap links! Let me knoe if we can
Thanks,
Michael
Michael
April 21, 2008 at 3:11 p
Yes, we can. Sorry didn’t get back to you right away. Been off for the past week.
uft36
April 23, 2008 at 6:01 p
Swapping links would be a wonderful idea. I am also on Hubpages and would love to link to some of your BLOGS topics if they are relevant to my articles.
In The Doghouse
April 29, 2008 at 11:41 p
Go right ahead, if you want. And you can add a Book of Mormon to your site for people to download.
uft36
April 30, 2008 at 12:34 p
I just added your RSS feed so that people can come on over and check it out for themselves. Thanks.
In The Doghouse
April 30, 2008 at 12:58 p
I just learned how to add images to my blog. I put the stripling warrior image on a poem. It came off of another blog. Then someone told me it is copyrighted. Is this copyrighted? Should I take it off of my blog?
I am going to add you to my links.
kelly miller
August 9, 2008 at 10:50 p
I am not positive, but I do believe that all the pictures are copyrighted. In order to get the correct answer, you should contact Intellectual Reserve. Below is what they say. I think that #3 applies to you.
Materials with copyright not held by Intellectual Reserve, Inc., or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are so labeled and the use of such must be handled through respective owners.
Use of all materials published herein, including, visuals, text, icons, display, database, general information, etc., is subject to the following conditions:
1. Materials may not be used for commercial purposes, however, materials may be reproduced by media personnel for use in traditional public news forums.
2. Materials may be reproduced for incidental, noncommercial church or home purposes with the exception of Web site use.
3. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the copyright owner reserves sole discretion and right to deny, revoke, or limit use, including reproduction.
nymormon
August 10, 2008 at 2:12 p
Hey, thanks
ldspoetrybykellymiller.blogspot.com
September 4, 2008 at 12:00 p
Your web site is included in Links
Val John Jennings
May 25, 2009 at 9:19 p
Just curious, how did you get the web sites from LDS.org into .exe format?
John McLaurin
July 12, 2009 at 5:50 p
Just over 3 years ago I found this program developed by a member of the Church to extract the webpages off of the old LDS.org site using Python. I wanted an offline library that was easy to use. I could not find anything on the internet without paying a lot for it. I extracted the webpages and developed my own index and added other things to it like the pictures. I had an idea that I would give them out on cd’s or possibly on a website. Since I never did any kind of website I started out small with just the Book of Mormon. I liked the idea of an e-book so I tried several programs. Since I had so many web pages to work with I needed a free and simple program to use. The Website Viewer is the best free program that I came across. From there I was inspired to make the Book of Mormon available electronically for free to anyone who is interested and so this website was created for just that purpose. I was amazed that only one other person has done this before and she is the one who worked on the international versions and other documents on this site. The LDS library needed a lot of work and it still does so I put it aside for a while. I noticed a lot of people were looking for a free LDS library and so I did a new title page and put it up on this site using the same website viewer program as the Book of Mormon. I am currently working on a single page standard works library. I know that this is not the ideal way to do this project but again I wanted to make a very easy and simple to use library. Eventually, I will put this up on a website, also. I hope this answers your question.
uft36
July 13, 2009 at 9:35 p