30 LDS websites (blogs, etc.)

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“But my disciples shall stand in holy places, and shall not be moved”

Doctrine and Covenants 45:32


When we stand in holy places, the Lord blesses us with guidance, peace and happiness.  Likewise, when we visit uplifting websites, we may feel the Spirit more in our life.

I looked online and found 30 LDS-related websites to assist you in doing good and drawing closer to the Lord.

Here’s the list of blogs and websites produced for and by Latter-day Saints.

Official LDS blogs and LDS websites

BeSmart.com- Website with resources to help you prepare for college at LDS schools.

ItsAboutLove.org- Website with resources for young mothers to explore alternatives to abortion.

LDS.org- This is the LDS Church’s main website- it has 1,000s of media resources about the Gospel.

Mormon.org- Website explains The LDS Church’s basic beliefs.

MormonNewsroom.org- Website has LDS news articles produced by The Church.

ProvidentLiving.org- The LDS Church’s website to help people become self reliant.

Store.LDS.org- Website where you can buy Latter-day Saint products- books, manuals, music, clothing, etc.

Tech.LDS.org- Website with news about technology in the LDS Church and how to technology to magnify callings.

Non-Official LDS blogs and LDS websites

AllAboutMormons.com- Blog that explains LDS beliefs and common misconceptions about he LDS Church.

BYUB.org-  Website with BYU broadcasting programs available online for free- TV, Music, etc.  Very uplifting.

Cumorah.com- Website with large research resource about the global LDS Church.

DearElder.com- Website that allows you to send LDS missionaries letters- for FREE!

DefordMusic.com- Website offering free PDF and MP3 downloads of Latter-day Saint Music.  Great resource for church choirs.

FairLDS.org- Website that publishes research to defend the LDS values and beliefs.

FamilySearch.org- Website where you can learn about your family history.  You can also contribute by indexing (transcribing) historical records.

FreeLDSArt.com- Website offers free LDS Clipart for any non-commercial purpose.

GodTube.com- A website that offers videos relating to God and religion.  Very useful for Latter-day Saints and Christians of other denominations.

GodVine.com- Website with uplifting Christian videos.

Liahona.net- Website provides free MP3 downloads of LDS songs in several languages- English, Chinese, Tagalog, etc.

LDS.net- Website with forums, articles, videos, images on LDS topics.

LDSLiving.com- Online LDS magazine.

LDSMag.com- Online LDS magazine.

Mission.net- Index of LDS mission websites.

MissionSite.net- Hosts LDS missionary websites.

MoreGoodFoundation.org- Website for the More Good foundation that maintains dozens of LDS-related websites.

PetrieFamily.org- Website that offer dozens of free LDS music arrangement PDFs and MP3s.

PreservingMarriage.org- Website with media to defend the sanctity of marriage.

RootsWeb.Ancestry.com- Website where you can learn about your family history.

Speeches.BYU.edu- Website that archives past speeches given at BYU.  You can listen or read the BYU speeches.

TheIdeaDoor.com- Blog with tons of LDS-related ideas.

“Now, may I ask that you join the conversation by participating on the Internet to share the gospel and to explain in simple and clear terms the message of the Restoration.”

-Elder M. Russell Ballard


Personal Notes: While there’s a lot of bad websites and blogs, there’s also a lot of good websites and blogs.  On the internet we have more control over our media consumption than ever before.  We can choose what we watch, listen to or read at almost any moment.  We can also share our testimony with more people than ever before.  What a blessing!  I encourage you to take a look at these LDS blogs and LDS websites- some of them are very useful.

3 Comments

  1. anon says:

    Hey, could you list scriptures.byu.edu as well? It is an awesome website that connects talks to cited scriptures. So when you want to learn what speakers in conference are talking about/elaborating upon, you can go there. You can even filter by person, year. It has an amazing search feature.

    We are almost ready to roll out a windows phone version as well…I work on that.

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