5 Ways to Use the Internet to Share the Gospel

So I was reading this section of the New Era online called "What's Up?" One of the things in this section was a list of five ways you can share the gospel online. Since I'm online so often I figured I might as well do this. Here is the list:

5 Ways to Use the Internet to Share the Gospel
• Post a Mormon Message video on your social media profile. Just click Share at the Mormon Channel on YouTube.
• Write about faith-building experiences on your blog.
• Share links to Mormon.org or your favorite conference talk on your blog, website, or social media profile.
• Post pictures from missions, weddings, baptisms, Mutual activities, etc.
• Create a profile on Mormon.org.

So I'm going to start posting some good articles about different aspects of the church on my blog as well as talking about important things that happen in my life. Stay tuned for more article goodness!

I figure I might as well start now, so here goes:

I have this problem with spending all my time online and not getting anything done in real life and I found this article interesting, since it relates to so many teens these days, and especially to me.

http://lds.org/new-era/2011/05/getting-real?lang=eng

For right now that's just about it!

Love y'all!

-Thundress- <3
PS: I forgot to mention that my first year of college will be over by 1:50 PM Tuesday :D So exciting! Final Monday night and tuesday afternoon and then I'm done until I go up to Rexburg in the fall!!! Totally can not wait! Love you all!

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