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Where do you go to get your LDS news? Do you visit the Church's official LDS News website or do you use another website or get it from the newspaper? If there is breaking, LDS related news, where do you typically hear about it first?

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I don't like the idea of questioning a program that has been created by the Brethren. I'm sure many question the idea traditional Missionary work, of going door to door. I wouldn't talk to a pair of strangers about religion who knocked on my door. I wouldn't even open it. So I for one am impressed with these new ways of finding, rather, a way that others can find the Missionaries instead of the other way around. That being said, I think there needs to be some additional training in this case. I think Bigfoot has gotten a bit of a lesson from the forum members here, perhaps a bit over the top and could have been done more tactfully, but a lesson none the less. If Missionaries are going to be doing more than just blogging (and I haven't heard anything about visiting forums as okay) then maybe there needs to be some additional training in Internet Etiquette for things like forums as well as best practices for driving traffic back to their blog. Spamming and other forum rules being broken can have a negative impact. So to forum members I suggest to bare in mind that these Missionaries may not have the same Internet experience you do, and could benefit from helpful suggestions, rather than attacks.

The LDS Church re-emphasized Thursday night that its doctrine on marriage and family is based on respect and love, as 2,000-3,000 people protested for gay rights and recognition in downtown Salt Lake City. 2,000-3,000 protest for gay rights outside Mormon church offices in Salt Lake City | Deseret News ksl.com - Gay rights activists protest LDS Church leader's remarks

Mormon temple - I love this picture of the SLC temple

The site is awesome! Wow! "I'm a Mormon!"

That error got through three proof reads. Hilarious when it is the first sentence. I myself even read that paragraph out loud to a group of people, and it didn't phase me in the slightest.

Yes I do! I wrote the additional content that wasn't on the old site, so any typos or grammar errors, please let me know.

The new design of More Good Foundation's official website has launched. Let me know what you think. I'd love to hear any feedback: More Good Foundation

LDS.net has been moved to a new server. Please post in this thread if there is anything that is not working properly. Thanks.

Book of Mormon. Another Testament of Jesus Christ. Sometimes called the Mormon bible.

President Thomas S. Mormon, Mormon

Mormon temple in Salt lake city, Utah

mormon charity and volunteer work

Mormon temple marriage

Mormon choir performing

Mormon women serving as a mormon missionary

Mormon women serving as Mormon missionaries

Mormon men serving as Mormon Missionaries, teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Mormon leaders, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Prophet Thomas S. Monson and his councilors, President Henry B. Eyring and President Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Mormons dedicated to helping their fellow man in times of need

Mormon church members giving aid and help