April 2013 World Report: Latter-day Saint Leaders Speaking to Youth in Their Language
1,564 views · Published 12 April 2013 · 0:55 · Indexed 21 September 2026
Channel: Church Newsroom · 2013 · Nonprofits & Activism
In most respects, youth in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are just like their peers of other faiths — they study, play sports, hang out with friends and use every type of technology available. They are an integral part of a generation of digital natives, the first generation with no memory of life before cell phones and the Internet. But Latter-day Saint teenagers are also different from some of their peers. Many attend scripture study classes each morning before school and meet with other young Church members once a week outside of church. They often pray and read scripture daily. They also naturally turn to technology to explore their religious beliefs, posting and discussing videos and quotes from Church leaders on social media. For Latter-day Saint youth, religion is not a Sunday-only affair, but part of who they are. So when Church leaders determined it was time to revamp the lessons taught to youth on Sundays, they knew they needed to provide tools for them to integrate their faith into their digital lives. Read more on Church Newsroom: http://www.mormonnewsroom.org/article/mormon-leaders-speaking-to-youth-in-their-language-technology
More from this channel
-
1:07
Jennifer: Marriage is Eternal
-
0:46
Oct. 2010 World Report: President Monson Addresses Weber State University Graduates
-
1:04
April 2011 World Report: Church Responds to Victims of Brazil Flooding
-
3:26
50 Years of General Conference Interpretation
-
1:36
Oct. 2011 World Report: LA World Affairs Council
-
0:38
Oct. 2011 World Report: BYU Broacasting
-
1:40
Latter-day Saint April 2012 World Report: New Bishop's Central Storehouse
-
2:54
Latter-day Saints Join Other Christians in Tornado Cleanup