Showing posts with label You Tube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label You Tube. Show all posts

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Leadership Training Handouts - Using Technology

Using Technology to Further the
Purpose of Relief Society
 
 
"The Lord has inspired men to invent these great tools,"
he said. "Now if we don't use them to teach His gospel,
Satan will use them to lead the people astray"
(quote in Boyd K. Packer, The Holy Temple [1980], 239.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Social Media Websites 
Millions of people are connecting on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, and Church members are sharing the gospel there too.
 
Information tends to spread quickly and easily on social networks, which makes it an appealing way to share the gospel. At LDS.org, all items in the Gospel Library section feature a “Share” tool, as do most pages on new.lds.org, allowing users to easily share links to Church magazine articles, general conference talks, and lesson manuals on various social media sites.
 
Social network users can also become a fan of the Church’s official Facebook pages, such asFacebook.com/LDS and Facebook.com/Mormon. The Church has more than 380,000 fans, the Book of Mormon has more than 233,000 fans, and thousands more users have joined other Church-affiliated pages. When a Facebook user joins and participates in a group, his or her friends are notified. Thus, the friends of hundreds of thousands of Facebook users have been exposed to the Church through Facebook.
 
Church members are also using Twitter, a social networking website used to send brief messages (“tweets”) via the Internet, to share the gospel. Most notably, general conference was Twitter’s top trend in April 2009, meaning general conference was mentioned in more tweets than any other subject. There are official LDS Church Twitter pages such as Twitter.com/ldschurch andTwitter.com/Mormonorg as well.
 
The Church has also established a presence on YouTube, a popular video posting website, which has generated a positive reaction from members and nonmembers alike. Every Mormon Messages video, like all others posted to YouTube, can be easily posted on a blog or shared via e-mail, Facebook, or Twitter.
 
 
These efforts are all in line with a perspective voiced by Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: “Ultimately it is my responsibility and your responsibility to find people for the missionaries to teach. Missionaries are full-time teachers; you and I are full-time finders.”
 
The Internet provides a way for Church members to find people in ways unimaginable a generation ago, and as technologies improve, so will Church members’ ability to share the gospel.
 
 
“With the blessings of modern technology, we can express gratitude and joy about God’s great plan for His children in a way that can be heard not only around our workplace but around the world. Sometimes a single phrase of testimony can set events in motion that affect someone’s life for eternity.”
 
President Uchtdorf
April 2011 General Conference
 
 
 
 
 
Screen Shot (top half)

 
 

lds.org - Top Title Bar
Drop Down Menu's
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)


lds.org - Top Title Bar
Church Website Dropdown Menu
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)


Screen Shot (bottom half)



 
lds.org - Left side of Website
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)

 

lds.org - Middle Section of Website
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)

 

lds.org - Right side of Website
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)

 Top Menu Bar
Sign In/Tool Drop Down Menu
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)
 
 All Tools
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)

Mobile Applications
(To save or print handout click on the page
then right click to select the option you want)





 
 
 
Using the Logandale Nevada Stake Website
Screen Shot of the Calendar Overview
Click on the I icon on the Top Right
 



Today- If you have navigated to another week or month, click Today to return to the current week or month.
 
Agenda- View events in a consolidated list format for the entire month. Events shown are similar to events in the Month view.
 
Week – View events for the week. In contrast to the other views, the week includes reservations and additional location information. The week view also allows you to select locations.
 
Month-View events for the entire month. All day events are styled with a solid background color.
 
Settings- All possible options in this menu include Print, Help, Options, Sync, Calendars, Subscriptions, Administrators, Locations and Rooms, Reservations, Initial Setup, and Import Events. The options that appear depend on you rights. Out of Unit leaders see these options grouped by stake.
 
Subscribed Calendar- Select the ward and stake calendars you want to see. Ward calendars appear first. Sorted alphabetically and then stake calendars.
 
Subscriptions- Remove or add calendars and change your email notification settings for each calendar.
 
Locations- See all events taking place at the locations you select. You can select locations only in the week viewed.
 

 
 


 
 
Screen Shot of the Logandale Nevada
Stake Relief Society Blog



 
Screen Shot of the Logandale Nevada
Stake Relief Society Facebook Page
 


 
 

Logandale Nevada Stake Relief Society Social Media Sites
 
 
Facebook
 
Blogger
 
Twitter
Logandale Stake RS
 

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Have I Done Any Good?

Music Video - Alex Boye & Carmen Rasmusen Herbert



The Official Music Video, "Have I Done Any Good" featuring Alex Boye and Carmen Rasmusen Herbert. FREE DOWNLOAD: Please visit The Mormon Channel at http://mormonchannel.org/have-i-done-any-good to… 00:03:54

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Thursday, September 27, 2012

Using Technology to Share the Gospel

 

"Now in this day of the Internet, there are new and exciting ways you can do missionary work. You can invite friends and neighbors to visit the new mormon.org Website. ... And there you can create your own personal profile. Each profile includes an expression of belief, an experience, and a testimony."

Elder Russell M. Nelson
(Ensign, Nov. 2010, 49)










Using Social Media to Share the Gospel

It's easy to share Mormon.org on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google+,
as well as other social media sites. It's easy to share from the comfort of you computer.

1) Like or subscribe to the Mormon.org page on your favorite social media sites.

2) Comment frequently on Mormon.org with thoughts sensitive to those not of our faith.

3) Continually share the Mormon.org posts with friends in your social networks.

    

 Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google+ are trademarks of their respective owners.



The New Pass-Along Card

"We are thrilled to introduce these new, versatile pass-along cards to help you share the gospel. A scan of the QR codes will give your friends instant access to specific topics on Mormon.org. You can use the space at the top to write personal messages or share your Mormon.org profile address. We encourage you to be as creative as you wish in using these new cards."

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland











What is a QR code (short for quick response code) is a two-dimensional barcode that, when scanned from a camera-enabled cell phone, provides instant access to digital content. Follow these simple steps to set up your device to read QR codes:

1) Search for QR-code reader apps in the app store for your camera-enabled cell phone. Free apps are usually available.

2) Install your selected app to your phone and open the app.

3) Scan the QR code. When the code is read by the app, the web page will launch on your device connected to the Internet. It's that easy!!

Try your new QR Code reader here...