The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Our stake broadcasts our Stake Conferences to our building over internet. Since we are 28 minutes (instead of 30 or more) from the stake center we did not qualify for a satellite dish. All of our broadcasts are received using using internet. We still host the priesthood session in our building as we...

Our Ward is wondering what technology other Ward units are using that may bring our own ward into the 2000's. We have some funds available in the bishopric fund and have been very frugal but we feel like we are falling behind technology wise. Currently we have: 1) the "crab" (used to audio...

From past experience the Stake Clerk gets all of the phone bills and has the contact information, account number, etc, to get the lines repaired. Often the Stake Clerk will delegate the repair request to the local unit after providing them with the number to call for service etc. If the problem is u...

I was able to modify/change our building phone number by calling Global Service Center. One they confirmed my calling they made the change and it was updated the next day.

Just finished moving our phone service to VOIP through Comcast. In order to do this I needed the following approvals: 1) First the Stake Presidency had to agree. 2) The FM had to agree. 3) The church offices in Salt Lake had to agree to the new provider as they have national contracts and get billed...

Would like to test the usage of VOIP at one of the building in our stake that has continued failures of the POTS lines outside of the building. Our stake gave permission and it looks like the FM is fine as well but the VOIP carriers want to bill a credit card each month. I also learned that the chur...

Our network printers are all hardwired and are on the isolated hardwired network. Our wifi users are isolated from our hardwired static ip devices by our design. If you configured the printer for access by your wifi group, theoretically, not likely, one could see what was being printed and this woul...

Yeah, I downloaded the video and played it through VLC smoothly and without problem.

I would think that as a FHC consultant for your local ward you would be showing members how to access their information from their own PC. Therefore, showing them with your laptop in the class (connected to the wards WIFI network), and projected on a projection screen (large class) or on the widescr...

If you are in need of a really good player for the MP4s, we use the VLC player, it can play virtually all popular formats without using up a ton of resources.