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Members throughout the world are building Web sites that reflect their own cultures and communities.

• Cochabamba Bolivia Temple Dedication An account of a returned missionary's trip to the Bolivia Temple Dedication.
• Recursoso da Familia SUD (LDS Media Information in Portuguese) Information about the LDS Curch in Portuguese. Doctrine, FAQ's, articles, church units directory and a selection of 1,100 links to LDS homepages. Also a selection of 100 LDS books on doctrine, living and history.
• Free For All Links Page This is absolutely the best free advertising site on the internet with hundreds of FFA link pages, free classifieds, a Lynkstation, Multilinks, Addomain, Spider, and more!!!
• Genealogy Sinclair Gilbert Cannon Family genealogy and pictures.
• LDS Atlas of Temples, Missions and Stakes (Worldwide) New location for http://members.theglobe.com/mschind On this new site we're also putting up maps of individual stakes and districts, showing wards and branches
• The LDS Korea Page Resources for the student of Korea, its language culture, and people. Vocabulary, Korean Language LDS materials, music, news, links and much more.
• Gathering of Israel The latest news and information on the Church in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
• Sol's WEB PAGES Argentina Sol has created a web page about her country, Argentina and the Church's history there. She welcomes questions questions about the Church in Loma Hermosa, Buenos Aires.
• Trinidad and Argentina (LDS) A site dealing with our countries and the Church there. There are many pictures and insights that you could not have imagined on one group of pages.
• Australia: Australian LDS Homepage. Information about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Australia. Includes local contacts, Sydney temple information, more. http://www.iinet.net.au/~soneil/lds.html
• Australia. Austrialian-operated tour of Church historic sites. http://www.wm.com.au/ldstour
• Austria: LDS Resources. A bilingual German/English site. Lots of links. http://www.ettl.co.at/mormon
• Basque-speaking: Ongi Etorri Mormoi Euskaldunen Etxeko Orrialdera. An introduction to the LDS Church in Basque. Includes a history of the Church, the Articles of Faith, Proclamation on the Family. No English. http://www.cyberhighway.net/~goodies/basque
• Brazil: Página Das Missões Brasileiras. The Church in Brazil, including information on the São Paulo temple. Includes an English translation. http://www.xmission.com/~dkenison/brasil
• Building Zion: The Latter-day Saints in Europe. Excerpt from Bruce Van Orden's book. History, statistical information, more. http://fas-www.harvard.edu/~brown5/vanorden.html
• BYU Multicultural Student Services. Privately collected information regarding the Multicultural Student Services department at BYU. http://www.netcom.com/~toniaizu/gmss.html
• Cambodia: LDS Cambodian Connection. The Church in Cambodia, the Laotian connection, more. In English. http://www.mormon.org/cambodian-speaking
• Cambodia: The Church in Cambodia. News, photos, information about the branches of the Church in Cambodia. Very timely. http://www.orst.edu/~charlesb/sasana.html
• Denmark. An all-Danish site. History, full text of the Book of Mormon, much more. http://www.cybercity.dk/users/ccc2343/sdh/sdh.htm
• Eastern Europe Mission Center. English- and native-language information for missions in the Ukraine, Russia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Yugoslavia. http://members.tripod.com/~kyiv/
• French-speaking: A multilingual Québecois site for Single Adults/Adultes Célibataires/Adultos Solteros(as). http://www.goldplanet.com/index1.htm
• German-speaking: Das Buch Mormon. The Book of Mormon in German. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/1037/inhalt.htm
• German-speaking: Proclamation on the Family in German. Read Webmaster Michael Stanek's account of how the proclamation influenced one nonmember. http://www.ettl.co.at/mormon/deutsch/familie.htm
• Germany: The Germany Munich Mission Unofficial Homepage. In English. History of the Germany Munich Mission and its predecessors: the South German/Germany South Mission, the Bavarian Mission, and the West German Mission. Includes an alumni list. http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~dbowie/muenchenmsn.html
• Holland: De Kerk van Jezus Christus van de Heiligen der Laatste Dagen. An unofficial Church site, in Dutch. Includes English-language information about the Dutch missions. http://www.worldaccess.nl/~collinst
• Hong Kong: HK Saints. Bilingual site (but mostly Cantonese) with information about the Church in Hong Kong. http://home.netvigator.com/~bonken
• Japan: Bountiful. Chat/communication list in Japanese. Uncontroversial. Subscribe with an e-mail request to majordomo@iijnet.or.jp. Requires Japanese-language computer capability. Daily traffic: 10 messages.
• Japan: Irreantum. Japanese-language discussion of LDS matters for those who have not been satisfied by formal answers. Subscribe by sending an e-mail request to irre@iijnet.or.jp. Requires Japanese-language computer capability.
• Japan: LDS-J. Mailing list for a general discussion of LDS topics. To subscribe, send your request to owner-lds-j@iijnet.or.jp. Requires Japanese-language computer capability.
• Japan: Plates. Discussion and information list about PC and data application to gospel study in Japanese. Mainly for those working with data-input, translation, Braille materials, etc., or Church materials in Japanese. Send a subscription request to plates-ml-request@yk.rim.or.jp.
• Japan: Tokyo English-Speaking. Living overseas means your ward becomes your virtual family. The ties last for life. The Tokyo English-speaking wards have built a fine Web site, of interest to anyone who knows anyone from an Asian expatriate ward. The expat community needs more pages like this. http://www2.gol.com/users/franz/index.htm
• Mexico: Benemèrito de las Amèricas. Web site for the LDS-operated school in Colona Juarez, Mexico. Spanish only. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/1789
• Mission.Net. Links to most international missions of the Church. This site is reviewed in chapter 5: "Proclaim the Gospel," page 100. http://www.mission.net
• Norway: Oslo Stake and the Norway Oslo Mission. Bilingual site, in English and Norwegian, with information about the Church. Links to Scandinavian LDS sites, Norwegian-language information, much more. http://www.internet.no/sue/nor/norge.htm or in English at norway.htm
• Our International LDS. Community online LDS Web sites around the world. Links only; no original content. http://www.mich.com/~romulans/Intl_LDS_Online.html
• Portugal SUD. No English. History of the Church in Portugal, translations of English-language documents, more. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/2532
• Portugal: Queluz-Portugal Branch. All English, with good general background information on the Church. Very little of specifically Portuguese interest. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/7595
• Puerto Rico. A few links to good information. http://home.coqui.net/frankiyl/lds/lds1e.htm
• Regional Church Information. Links to international sites, arranged by region. No original content. http://www.ldsworld.com/links/geo.html
• Scandinavia: EP Friend. A mailing list for Latter-day Saints with an interest in Scandinavia. The list operates in Swedish. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to Richard.Bruvik@adbkons.se
• Spanish-speaking: Centro Hispanico de los Santos del los Ultimos Dias. Basic information about the Church, in Spanish. Well-organized site. http://duckpond.com/mormon/centro.html
• Spanish-speaking: Creencias de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Ultimos Días. Teachings of the Church, in Spanish. Quite brief. http://cc.usu.edu/~slc9d/nicaragua/doctrina.html
• Spanish-speaking: Historia de la Iglesia SUD. A history of the Church, in Spanish. Includes links to Nicaragua mission. http://cc.usu.edu/~slc9d/nicaragua/historia.html
• Spanish-speaking: Libro de Mormón. The Book of Mormon in Spanish. http://www.duckpond.com/mormon/libro.htm
• Spanish-speaking: Light at the Top of the Mountain. A monthly e-mail magazine (bimonthly in Spanish) of LDS messages and doctrine. Subscribe by e-mailing a request to marda@burgoyne.com.
• Sweden: LDS Resources. A list of resources for Latter-day Saints in Sweden. Non-English. http://130.244.7.117/~richard/sdh.html
• The Worldwide Church. Articles related to the international Church. Topics include: Community, The Church in Africa, The Church in Asia, The Church in Australia, The Church in the British Isles, The Church in Canada, and Gathering and Colonization. A Mormons.Org page. http://www.mormons.org/basic/organization/world
• WW-LDS. The home page for Latter-day Saints around the world. Contains an index of articles from Church publications about the international Church, statistical information about the growth of the Church around the world, and a directory of LDS Saints on the Internet who speak non-English languages. Lots of work went into this site. Very well done. http://138.87.135.33/ww-lds
• WW-LDS. A mailing list for discussions about the international Church. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to listserv@acadcomp.cmp.ilstu.edu with the message "subscribe ww-lds" (no quotes). Daily traffic is about three messages. The home page for the World-Wide LDS mailing list includes a directory, statistical information, and an index of international articles in Church magazines. http://www.wnetc.com/resource/lds/international.html
• World-wide Church. A new LDS-GEMS project documenting history and stories from Church members in various countries around the world. http://www.xmission.com/~dkenison/lds/gems/arc_wrld.html

• "The Spirit of Nauvoo" When visiting Nauvoo during the "City of Joseph" pageant (end of July beginning of August) stay at the historic Navuoo House. (D & C 124:22-25) We provide affordable room and board as a non-profit service project. Singles, families and groups are welcome to join us and enjoy "The Spirit of Nauvoo".
• America's Witness for Christ. Well-done page full of information about the Hill Cumorah pageant, as well as some Historical Church sites in the Palmyra area of New York. Includes links to the Hill, the Pageant, the Sacred Grove, the Smith Home, the Martin Harris Home, the Grandin Printing Shop, the Peter Whitmer Home, and the Fayette Chapel, as well as a map of the area. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6130/hcp.htm
• Art and Culture. Links to LDS art and entertainment news and other cultural events, compiled by Infobases. Not much to look at, but the information is timely. http://www.ldsworld.com/ldsarts
• BYU Sports. Stats, coaches, players, and more, for every BYU sport.
• Calendar of Events. Deseret Book's listing of concerts, speakers, and just about anything else you can think of. Readers are invited to submit information about public events for inclusion on the calendar. http://www.deseretbook.com/events
• Church Pageant Schedules. Schedules and information for Church-sponsored pageants. A schedule for next year would make this a tremendously useful site. http://www.deseretbook.com/pageant.html
• Church Trivia. A fun page. Test yourself. Questions change from time to time. http://members.aol.com/cumorahhil/church_trivia
• Cougar Sports Network. Headline news for BYU Cougar sports fans. http://www.ysite.com/csn
• Cougar-Net. Information via e-mail about Brigham Young University athletics. Links to the Cougar-Net and Cougar-Best e-mail lists, plus archives of earlier discussions. http://www.cougar-net.com
• Holidays and Celebrations. Articles on LDS-celebrated holidays and events. Includes commentary on Halloween, Easter, the Hill Cumorah Pageant, more. http://www.mormons.org/daily/holidays
• LDS Calendar. LDS events running in the Church News. A new entry each Friday. calendar%22&limit=999&x=47&y=9
• LDS Performing Arts. A list of links to pageants, theater, music, and related events. No original content. http://www.mormons.org/happenings.htm
• Lilacs of the Valley. Home page for the pioneer pageant Lilacs in the Valley. Includes music from the presentation. http://208.129.36.5/howard/lilacsplay or
• Mesa Temple Easter Pageant. Information about the Pageant held each year at Easter in Mesa, Arizona. http://www.tcsaz.com/mesapageant.html
• Mormon Arts Foundation. Information on the art gallery and the festival at Tuacahn. http://www.thewatchmen.com/ma
• Mormon Miracle Pageant. The Mormon Miracle Pageant, performed in June on the grounds of the Manti Temple. Free admission. Site hadn't been updated for the next pageant, so the rating looks worse than it deserves to be. http://www.manti.com/pageant.htm
• Palmyra Ward's "Hotel Palmyra." The Palmyra Ward sponsors a bed-and-breakfast service for visitors to the area each year. Families and groups are welcome to stay in the homes of members of the Palmyra Ward. Sponsored by the Palmyra Youth, donations are accepted, and breakfast can be provided. Respond by e-mail to Owen Allen at oallen@ix.netcom.com.
• Polynesian Cultural Center. Delightful site full of valuable information for visitors to the Center in Hawaii. Contacts, and everything you need to know to make your visit enjoyable. http://www.polynesia.com
• Question of the Week. Another trivia test, with questions running each week in the Church News. 22Question+of+the+week%22&limit=999&x=92&y=13
• Tuacahn. An excellent site describing events at Tuacahn, the Mormon art center. Links to information on Tuacahn Events, Ticket Info, About Utah!, and Photos. A very nice page. http://www.showutah.com
• The Spirit of Nauvoo. Lodge at the Nauvoo House, one day or longer. Available in July and August at17.50 per day. http://www.nauvoo.com/vacation

Great listening through the speakers and sound card on your PC. You'll need a copy of the software that plays the broadcast. It's available for free by clicking on the download icon at each site.

• Bonneville International. Links to all the Bonneville media properties. http://www.bonneville.com
• KBYU Radio/TV. Information-heavy page from KBYU, the BYU media affiliates. Listen to KBYU-FM over the Internet. http://www.kbyu.org
• KSL Radio/TV. Watch KSL TV, and listen to KSL Radio live, over your Internet connection. http://www.ksl.com
• LDS Radio Network. Twenty-four-hour programming from Bonneville International. Listen to conference talks, uplifting music, Church news, and BYU sports from your desktop. Probably the second-best site on the Internet. http://www.ldsradio.com

Publications carrying material of specific interest to Latter-day Saints.

• Alumni Publications. A collection of publications from the Alumni Association at Brigham Young University. Includes links to Brigham Young Magazine, Alumni Today, Emeritydings (a newsletter for emeritus BYU-ers) and Passages (the alumni tours newsletter). http://ucs.byu.edu/alumni/alum-pub.htm
• AML-List. List of LDS and LDS-affiliated publications. Webmaster Benson Parkinson does a great job of keeping these lists up to date. View a list of newspapers at http://cc.weber.edu/~byparkinson/aml-list.html#newspapers. A list of LDS journals is maintained at
• Ancient American Archaeology. No known LDS affiliation, but certainly of interest to members of the Church. Ancient American is a bimonthly, color, popular science magazine, describing with photographs and reports the accounts of overseas visitors to America hundreds...even thousands of years before Columbus. http://ancientamerican.com
• Brigham Young Magazine. The BYU alumni publication, which is distributed quarterly. This site contains the current issue, and archives of several back issues. Great reading. http://www.byu.edu/bym
• BYU Public Communications. A great site listing BYU news and events, along with links to the text of selected devotionals, calendars for fine arts productions and conferences and workshops, BYU sports, construction updates, and much more. Maintained by BYU Public Communications. http://www.byu.edu/news
• BYU Publications. Includes BYU Magazine, Clark (law school) Memorandum, Exchange magazine, course catalogs, and more. Documents must be downloaded to an Adobe Acrobat reader, available from a link at the site. http://advance.byu.edu/pdf.html
• BYU Studies. BYU's scholarly journal. Dedicated to the correlation of revealed and discovered truth and to the conviction that the spiritual and the intellectual may be complementary and fundamentally harmonious avenues of knowledge. This multidisciplinary journal has been published continuously since 1959. Its objective is to publish the best possible LDS scholarly journal, along with one or two major books a year, and occasional smaller monographs or special issues. The Web site contains a subscription form, index to content, and information about events. While the journal itself is fantastic, the site lacks real content. http://humanities.byu.edu/BYUStudies/homepage.htm
• Church News. Deseret News' semi-official Church News. The site used to be publicly accessible. No more. Access is available only by subscription; and even then, it's not a very accessible site. Your account number is the 10-digit code on the mailing label of your print edition of the Church News. The commercialization of this publication is a tremendous loss to the online community. http://www.desnews.com/cn
• Church Publications. A collection of articles describing publications of the Church. Includes information on Church News, Conference Reports, Curriculum, General Handbook of Instructions, Bulletin, Distribution Centers, Doctrinal Works, The Children's Friend, Comprehensive History of the Church, and The Contributor. A Mormons.Org page. http://www.mormons.org/basic/organization/publications
• Deseret News. Good site for staying current on Utah politics or issues. http://www.desnews.com
• FARMS Review of Books. Reviews of books on LDS topics. Of particular note is the presence of refutations of critical works. Includes ROB's predecessor, Review of Books on The Book of Mormon. http://farmsresearch.com/frob/main.htm
• Hartmut Weissman's Betrachtungen ("Reflections"). A Euro-Sunstone/BYU Studies. Write Weissman at Gartner Platz 10, 61130, Nidderau, Germany, or e-mail him at 74371.174@compuserve.com
• Insights: An Ancient Window. The newsletter of the Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies (FARMS). http://farmsresearch.com/insight/main.htm
• Journal of Book of Mormon Studies. Scholarly journal for Book of Mormon research, published semiannually by FARMS. http://farmsresearch.com/jbms/main.htm
• KeAlaka'i. BYU Hawaii's campus bulletin. Not regularly updated, but if you're a BYU-H alum, you'll want to stop by. http://websider.byuh.edu/kealakai/curentkeala/index.html
• Latter-day Messenger. LDS newspaper distributed in Northern California. Missionary news, obituaries, more; but it's infrequently updated. http://www.mcmusic.com/ldm.html
• LDS Periodicals. A list maintained at Mormon-J: The LDS Journal-List. http://www.jersey.net/~inkwell/mjldsj.htm#mags
• (Logan) Herald Journal. No archive, no search engine. Sometimes you'll stumble across Church news for Cache County, though. http://www.hjnews.com
• Newsnet @BYU. The KBYU/Daily Universe (BYU student newspaper) page. Campus events, live cam coverage of construction at the Lee Library, sports, Utah news, more. http://newsline.byu.edu
• (Ogden) Standard-Examiner. Good religion coverage. An excellent newspaper. http://www.standard.net
• (Provo) Daily Herald. Utah Valley's best daily. (Take my recommendation with a grain of salt. This was the paper that trained me up in the way I should go; now that I'm old, I will not depart far from it.) The Herald operates a fine religion section that tries too hard to be diverse. http://www.daily-herald.com
• Salt Lake Tribune. The not-the-Deseret-News Salt Lake daily. Articles about the Church are frequent. A very well-done site. http://utahonline.sltrib.com
• Speeches. Selected speeches from BYU devotionals. Includes "Do What Is Right" (Richard G. Scott), "Leaders and Managers" (Hugh Nibley), "Psychology and Repentance" (Allen E. Bergin), "And Also by Faith" (K. Newell Dayley), "We'll Sing and We'll Shout: A Mantic Celebration of the Holy Spirit" (Richard H. Cracroft), "One Step Enough" (John S. Tanner), "Of Souls, Symbols, and Sacraments" (Jeffrey R. Holland), and "A Man After God's Own Heart" (Vaughn J. Featherstone). Hasn't been updated in a while. http://advance.byu.edu/devo.html
• Submitting an Article to the Church News. For budding writers.
• Sunstone. The publication is not yet online. There is, however, an e-mail contact at SunstoneUT@aol.com
• This People. The People magazine of Mormonism. Unfortunately, it hasn't been updated in more than a year./http://www.ldsworld.com/thispeople>
• Utah Historical Quarterly. A 60-year index, which stops in 1995. No other content. http://www.xmission.com/~drudy/ushs/uhq.html
• Wasatch Review International. A Mormon literary journal. Again, nobody appears to be keeping it up to date. http://members.aol.com/itstessie/wasatch

The quality of information available from "small-press" online periodicals varies with the skill and resources of the publisher, but overall, the world is a better place because of their contribution.

• Gathering of Israel Bulletin : Weekly email bulletin covering the Church in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
• Happenings. Monthly newsletter of LDS events sponsored by Deseret Book. Subscribe to the e-mail service at http://www.deseretbook.com/happenings/subscribe.html, or view contents online at ldsnews.htm.
• Ketav. BYU's Department of Computer Science's Online Magazine. Essays on computer science, religion, more. Great content. Unfortunately, it's not been updated for months. http://lal.cs.byu.edu/ketav/standard/homepage.html
• Latter-day Magazine On-Line. Published irregularly by the Latter-day Foundation for the Arts. Content's good, but it's been neglected for better than a year, as of this review. http://www.uvol.com/www1st/ldsmag
• LDS News on the WWW. Regularly updated news briefs not generally seen anywhere else. Nicely designed page; easy to read. Unfortunately, the news items are mostly unattributed. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/6130/ldsnews.htm
• LDS News E-mail. A weekly mailing of LDS news. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6130/n002.htm
• LDS News Sites. An infrequently updated list of links to various news sites. http://www.ldsworld.com/links/news.html
• Light at the Top of the Mountain. Free gospel topic magazine, only published on the Internet. E-mail: marda@burgoyne.com. No Web site.
• MORMON-NEWS. A new read-only mailing list containing news of the Church. Average daily volume: 5 messages. Subscribe by sending an e-mail request to majordomo@panix.com containing the message subscribe mormon-news.
• News & Events. The Infobases news site. Contains links to the LDS Newswire index of Church News and This People magazine. http://www.ldsworld.com/ldsnewswire
• News Posts. An archive of news items posted to the LDS-GEMS mailing list. Items are culled from articles in newspapers and other publications. Makes a great clipping service. http://www.xmission.com/~dkenison/lds/gems/arc_news.html
• The James Talmage Society Newsletter. A group publishing information about LDS scientists and issues related to science and religion. Chatty. Science Departmental. Sometimes valuable. http://cpms.byu.edu/cpms/talmage/homepage.html
• The Leading Edge. Science fiction and fantasy magazine produced by an all-volunteer staff at Brigham Young University; featuring fiction, poetry, and art. It's actually quite good. http://humanities.byu.edu/tle/theleadingedge.html
• The Wasp. LDS journal of news, reviews, and commentary published by Christopher and Deanna Estep. Humor, opinion...not nearly so biting as its Nauvoo-period namesake. http://pw2.netcom.com/~estep/index.html
• Vigor. A thoughtful publication of essays edited, and sometimes written, by Orson Scott Card. Published irregularly, but well worth the read. http://www.nauvoo.com/vigor
• Worldwide LDS FriendsZine. A small collection of stories and poetry. The first issue has been out for an awfully long time. http://www.downtown-web.com/cfw/ezine/fall96
• WWW First Ward. A daily online publication from Max Bertola. Includes a daily devotional, This Day in History, weekly scripture, letters from readers, weekly Sunday School lesson, columns, Church news, more. A gold mine of information. http://www.uvol.com/www1st
• Zion's Fiction. Writer Thom Duncan's fascinating new publishing venture. Works of LDS-themed speculative fiction are available electronically. It's all quite forward-looking. http://zfiction.com

News about the Church and its members.

• All Things Considered. A National Public Radio broadcast discussing Mormonism. Includes an interview with Elder M. Russell Ballard, writer Armand Mauss, and author Jan Shipps. http://www.npr.org/ramfiles/970820.totn.02.ram
• Kingdom Come. The Time cover story on the history of the Church. /religion.kingdom_come_.html
• Sunday Interview. Text of the 1997 San Francisco Chronicle interview with President Hinckley. 13

Links to both branch/ward sites and stake home pages, along with other information about the organization of the Church.

• ldscanada - the largest resource for LDS Canadians Stake & ward addresses, bookstores, temples, missions, family history centres, mailing list for Latter-day Saints accross Canada.
• Home of the Joplin Missouri Stake Home page of the Joplin Missouri Satke and each of its wards. Includes list of those with stake callings and a stake calendar. new items being added all the time
• Southern Alberta Latter-day Saints Online A resource of news, addresses, events, announcements, businesses and much more for members of the Church in Southern Alberta.
• World Wide Directory of Wards, Stakes, Branches, and Districts Links to over 125 church units in thirteen countries.
• Victoria Third Ward The unofficial page of the Victoria Third Ward of the Victoria British Columbia Stake. Includes just about everything you would want to know about our ward. Also included is a LDS resources section with lesson materials, games, and FHE stuff.
• Costa Mesa II Mailing List Costa Mesa II is our resource for large emails to the ward to keep members up to date and spiritually edified. Group Moderator: cmii-owner@egroups.com To subscribe, send a message to cmii-subscribe@egroups.com or go the this e-group's home page at http://www.egroups.com/list/cmii
• Costa Mesa II Ward Site Events, activities and links to other LDS sites!
• Peterborough Branch Web Site Unofficial site of one of the oldest operating branches of the church organized in 1843 by Parley P. Pratt.
• Contemporary Church Organization. An Encyclopedia of Mormonism article describing how the Church is organized. m
• Stake and Ward Home Pages. A great page. Dozens of stakes and wards, organized by country and state. http://ldschurch.net/s/danville/sr1/lds_pgs.html
• Stakes. The stake listings are buried deep in this long list of good links. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/4034/content.html#stakes
• Units of the Church. A nice listing of wards, stakes, districts, and branches with their own Web pages. http://www.deseretbook.com/ldsinfo/units.html
• Wards. Links to various wards and branches. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/4034/content.html#ward

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