The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Maybe I misunderstood the topic. And I'm little bit confused about "integrate ... Church web and mobile resources". From the first post in the thread- It would be nice if there was a program/bulletin builder on the website. This could be ward specific according to log on. The church could take a fe...

You can do this with OpenOffice.org (or new LibreOffice). You can format the page according with your needs. Inserting input fields where you want informations gos. Then export in PDF. This will provide you with an unchangeble layout with some input box to fill with changeable informations! There m...

>> But, what about those of us that use tri-fold double sided paper to print the program?

I've included this in the description.

The solution has been communicated to the responsible team in the Church and is being considered for adoption within the next one to two years.

FYI- I've edited the solution to include the ideas as expressed in the forums.

I know this is an old thread, but I had a similar idea over the weekend and documented it here.

https://tech.lds.org/wiki/User:Davebailey/Meeting_Bulletin

Feel free to comment or contribute.

I had a similar idea over the weekend and documented it here.

https://tech.lds.org/wiki/User:Davebailey/Meeting_Bulletin

Feel free to comment or contribute.

I had a similar idea over the weekend and started documenting it here.

https://tech.lds.org/wiki/User:Davebailey/Meeting_Bulletin

Feel free to comment.

Thanks for the tip for getting the callings.

Stay tuned at http://ldsadmin.org

Now I just need a way to put the changes back into MLS. :-)

Hello, I wanted to inform the forums that I've updated the MLS Membership to Directory tool (mlsmem2dir) that can import Membership.csv MLS export files and turn them into customized membership directories for general ward and ward leadership use. It's a command-line tool that works on Linux, Window...

The best way that I have found to share it is just as Boomerbubba says, attach the KML or KMZ file to an email or transmit the file via a USB drive. As far as how to stoke the imagination for the ward, get a slice of a PEC meeting when you either have your local area cached on your laptop, or better...