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179th General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Sants


Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are anxiously anticipating hearing from leaders of the LDS Church. In a two-day conference that will convene on Saturday morning, LDS members will gather in various locations around the globe to hear the counsel from what they believe, to be living prophets of God!

Scheduled to speak during the two-day LDS General Conference, Oct 3rd and 4th, will be members of The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints - including President Thomas S. Monson. Each member of The Quorum of The Twelve Apostles will also address the Church, and other selected general authorities and auxiliary leaders of the Church.

The General Conference of the LDS Church convenes twice a year, every six months; and is held at the Conference Center, in Salt Lake City, Utah. This is located directly across from Temple Square and the LDS World Headquarters offices.

Members take very seriously the words that are spoken by the leaders of the LDS Church. Again, Mormons believe that these individuals are called of God to lead and guide His Kingdom upon the earth in these latter-days.

As in ancient Christianity, when a prophet speaks - those who believe in God... listen. The counsel that is to come particularly from the President of the Mormon Church is considered the word of the Lord, and the will of the Lord in all things pertaining to His Kingdom.

All members of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles are sustained as prophets, seers and revelators. The words that these men speak by the spirit of God are considered sacred by LDS members, and are to be considered by individuals prayerfully.

Information for viewing and listening to The 179th General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints is available online.

The General Conference for the Mormon Church is broadcast worldwide and all are invited to watch or listen to the proceedings. Many local cable and radio stations also make the conference available to subscribers, so that many people are able to watch General Conference in the comfort of their own homes, as well as online. The LDS 179th General Conference, as well as past conferences are available online at BYU.TV.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints, invites all to participate in these proceedings.

May I also extend an invitation, to you my readers, to view our upcoming conference. You will find that these conferences; will inspire you, they are relevant - and you will learn more about what Mormons believe.

How To Watch LDS General Conference:


There are a variety of ways in which you can listen or watch the LDS Conference proceedings:

Live streaming and archived video available at LDS Broadcasting Website

BYU-TV LDS General Conference - Watch online!

The Mormon Channel Online Radio - Join the Mormon Channel for the 179th Semiannual General Conference broadcast from the Conference Center in Salt Lake City, Utah this weekend. The Mormon Channel will be broadcasting both Saturday and Sunday morning and afternoon sessions live, October 3-4.

You can check local t.v. stations for broadcast information here - Bonneville Communications

Transcripts are available following conference - click here

tDMg

LdsNana-AskMormon

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TLC Grandparent  says:
13 months ago

My wife and I and our whole family love General Conference. It's fun to see my grandchildren starting to enjoy it and pay attention (the oldest 2 are in grade school). It is a wonderful uplifting experience. What a marvelous age of technology we live in! Being able to see and hear living prophets come to us live in our own living rooms where you live in the world!

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LdsNana-AskMormon  says:
13 months ago

TLC Grandparent -

General Conference at our home, is often a time to gather the family around us, and listen to the words of our prophets, as well. We usually eat a lot too. LOL

However, I do remember the "old" days - when it was necessary for all of us to travel to a local building to view conference via satellite. Many still do:-)

During these tumultuous times, I always enjoy the peace that I feel from these on-going conferences of the Church, in knowing that "all things" are in the Hands of the Lord.

tDMg

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In The Doghouse  says:
13 months ago

Nana,

I can't wait to hear the counsel that our living prophets of today will share with us during General Conference. Thanks for the heads up!

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LdsNana-AskMormon  says:
13 months ago

Doghouse -

Neither can I... I always know, that I am going to hear exactly what I need to hear, in regards to those things, which concern ME, most:-)

tDMg

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R Schwartzman  says:
13 months ago

I love Gordon B.Hinkley,Thomas S.Monson and all our prophets,i testify that The Book of Mormon is The Truth Of God,i love all brothers and sisters in The Church of Later Days Saints and all faithfull members.I pray for all of you that you may inharite eternal and live with God.In the name of Our Saviour even The Lord Jesus Christ.Amen.

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LdsNana-AskMormon  says:
13 months ago

R. Schwartzman -

Thank you for taking the time, to share your beautiful testimony, of Living Prophets, The Book of Mormon, and of your love for the Saints.

tDMg

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AEvans  says:
13 months ago

There have been 2 wonderful elders who have been stopping by our home and they have been providing me with a clear understanding of the religion and I do realize there is much to learn. I also realized that Warren Jeffs is definitely not want of the prophets of the Latter-Day-Saints as they come every tuesday evening like clock work and they are the only ones that I will open my door to. Thank goodness for the elders of the mormon church~~ Great Hub

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LdsNana-AskMormon  says:
13 months ago

AEvans -

Thank you for sharing your experience with the LDS missionaries.  I agree, that goodness for wonderful young people, who go out into the world, to share the truths of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Please keep in touch, and let me know how your relationship progresses.  You can also find me at http://www.lds.net/LdsNana where I would be happy to answer any questions that you might have, regarding your visits:-)

tDMg

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AEvans  says:
12 months ago

Thank you :)

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MormonSoprano  says:
7 months ago

Great Hub Nana! Something to add here is that those who view/listen to the General Conference will be treated to many beauitful musical numbers performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and guest choirs.

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LdsNana-AskMormon  says:
7 months ago

MormonSoprano -

You are soooo right about the music during General Conference. It is superb!

tDMg

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Stephanie  says:
6 weeks ago

Kathryn, as always you do a lovely job keeping important updates for the LDS church in the forefront. I hope the conference this weekend is a success. Stephanie

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LdsNana-AskMormon  says:
6 weeks ago

Thank you Stephanie. Your ongoing support is so appreciated.

tDMg

Amy Boyack: Idaho Mormon  says:
4 days ago

I loved listening to conference this year. I've been listening over and over with all the streaming capabilities of the internet. I love this church. I know it's true.

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