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~Elder Colton Baird~ - 0 views

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  • Andrew DeWitt on 03 Nov 10
     
    Elder Baird's blog
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Let Him Do It with Simplicity - Ensign Nov. 2008 - 0 views

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  • Brian Earley on 08 Oct 10
     
    Elder Perry refers to Thoreau's experience and his own at Walden Pond.  He teaches importance principles about simplifying life.
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Mormon Beliefs and Misconceptions - 2 views

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  • Kevin Watson on 21 Oct 10
     
    Good Example of a Blog done by a member of the church. They probably took Elder Ballard's advice to heart ;)
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Newsroom - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - 0 views

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  • Speaking of civility on a personal level, Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles taught Latter-day Saints how to respond to criticism: “Some people mistakenly think responses such as silence, meekness, forgiveness, and bearing humble testimony are passive or weak. But, to ‘love [our] enemies, bless them that curse [us], do good to them that hate [us], and pray for them which despitefully use [us], and persecute [us]’ (Matthew 5:44) takes faith, strength, and, most of all, Christian courage.”
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Elder Andrew Howden's Reflections - 1 views

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    Referral Center Mission Missionary Blog
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Welcome to FamilySearch - 0 views

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  • Katherine Chipman on 21 Oct 10
     
    New.FamilySearch.org helps members of the church around the world organize and find information about their ancestors and ensure that their temple work is done. This is an example of what Elder Ballard said. He said, "The Lord over the centuries has had a hand in inspiring people to invent tools that facilitate the spreading of the gospel. The Church has adopted and embraced those tools, including print, broadcast media, and now the Internet."
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Technology Used by Church From Early Years - LDS Newsroom - 0 views

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  • Grant’s wife Augusta noted at the time, “I am glad that I live in this age when every day — almost every hour — brings us some new inventions.”
  • Sputnik, the first Earth-orbiting satellite launched by Russia in 1957, inspired the development of satellite networks positioned well above the earth. The first United States broadcast over Telstar 1 in 1962 featured clips from a baseball game in Chicago, a news conference by President John F. Kennedy and a concert from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. 
  • “We are not breathlessly smitten by the Internet, nor are we in any way underestimating its possibilities,” said Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, Church leader, in a 1997 speech. “We are just moving steadily, and we think wisely, to use it along with every other way we know to communicate with each other.” 
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  • 1867 installation of a 500-mile telegraph line
  • Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876
  • 1896 development of the wireless telegraph
  • first broadcast in Pittsburgh in 1920
  • Heber J. Grant launched radio station KZN in 1922
  • radio station in 1925, changing the call letters to KSL.
  • July 1929, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
  • Closed circuit television broadcasts of conference began in 1948
  • first general broadcast occurred in October 1949
  • Bonneville Communications, an advertising arm of the Church, developed, in the early 1970s
  • By 2006, President Gordon B. Hinckley noted that Church-owned satellite dishes numbered 6,066 in 83 countries
  • 1954, general-purpose computers and a punch-card system were implemented in Church business functions.
  • LDS.org, which debuted in 1996
  • 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, another site, Mormon.org
  • Braquel Burnett on 27 Oct 10
     
    Church history and technology
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