Read. Watch. Listen.

• Read the latest news as well as numerous other current stories, blogs, and messages of inspiration, all from official Church and Church-owned sources.
• Watch the Church's The World Report videos.
• Listen to the talks and music from the latest General Conference.
• Listen to live streaming radio like FM100's Soft Sunday Sounds. Or follow the Cougars and Utes on KSL Newsradio and KALL 700!

Over 15 different services from which to choose and you never have to leave the app!

LDS News even remembers which stories you've already read and which Conference talks you've already heard while using it.

• No iOS app banner ads (in accordance with Church guidelines regarding the use of their content).

Like a story you read? Post it to Facebook or send it out to your Twitter following! Or it's easy to send an email with its link to yourself or somebody else.

The services currently being offered are:

• General Conference streaming audio -- talks and music. Can play in the background on iOS 4 devices while you do other things on your iPhone or iPod.

• The World Report streaming video podcasts.

• 5 Church news feeds:
- LDSChurchNews.com
- LDS.org Home Page
- Newsroom
- Newsroom Blog
- LDS Tech

• 2 Mormon Times daily news feeds:
- Main page
- Today in the Bloggernacle

• 4 Deseret News feeds:
- Utah stories
- BYU Sports
- U of U Sports
- Utah State Sports

• 3 Live streaming radio stations:
- FM100 Soft Sunday Sounds
- KSL Newsradio
- KALL 700

• Arrange in your preferred order.

• Keeps track of stories you have already read or which talks you've already heard and indicates how many remain unread.

• Indicates when the most recent story was posted.

• All times and dates displayed in your local time zone.

• Item caching to limit network traffic and for quicker loading of stories at launch.


Note that this application has no affiliation with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. All content is offered through RSS feeds and is owned or provided by the respective service and presented here according to the rights outlined by the Church.