10 Easy Ways You Can Share Your Testimony Online

1. Participate in ward discussions at : http://wwwmissionaries.blogspot.com/, http://willowwoodhpg.blogspot.com/, http://willowwoodreliefsociety.blogspot.com/

2. Create a personal blog and post uplifting messages and invitations

3. Create your own profile and share your testimony on Mormon.org

4. Post your favorite scriptures, personal pictures and experiences on FaceBook, Twitter, SnapChat, Google+, and other Social Media.

5. Get inspired by visiting  MormonChannel.org and share hundreds of your favorite videos, quotes, and scriptures prepared by the church.

6. Create your own content: create a brief personal introduction / video, missionary pictures, mission call videos, baptism photos, etc. and share with others on FaceBook and YouTube.

7. “Like” and “Follow” the living prophets whose biographies and recent articles are posted alongside an easy “share” button on lds.org.

8. Encourage youth to visit and share age-appropriate content from lds.org/youth.

9. Actively participate in genealogy research at FamilySearch.org.

10. Join the many volunteers who are supporting the work of the Lord through online service by serving one of the hundreds of 5-minute callings at vineyard.lds.org.

Creating Your Personal Profile on Mormon.org

Here are five easy steps for creating your own LDS profile and sharing your testimony online:

1. If you haven’t already done so, you will need to create your own LDS account by visiting https://ldsaccount.lds.org/site/register?isMember=true.

2. Enter Membership record Number (MRN) and date of birth. (You can find your MRN on your temple recommend, any official personal church report, or from your Ward Clerk).

3. Fill out the form provided and accept the terms and conditions.

4. Once you have created your LDS account you can login to mormon.org and include additional personal information and participate in online discussions by posting your responses to frequently asked questions.

5. If you need help at any time, click the pink “Chat With Us” button to connect to a live missionary support person.

TIP FROM THE MISSION FIELD: Use Gospel Lingo in your everyday speech and online comments. When you use unfamiliar terms like "Elders Quorum" "Priesthood" "General Conference" etc, people end up saying, "what’s that?" then you can bear simple testimony and define the principle, thus opening the door for them to learn more about it!
                           - from “The Power of Everyday Missionaries" by Clayton Christensen

Sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ Online

“Verily, thus saith the Lord unto you my servant: Go ye, go ye into the world and preach the gospel to every creature that cometh under the sound of your voice.” Doctrine & Covenants 80:1

“As you participate in this conversation and utilize the tools of new media, remember who you are--Latter-day Saints. . . . There is no need to argue or contend with others regarding our beliefs. There is no need to become defensive or belligerent. Our position is solid; the Church is true. We simply need to have a conversation, as friends in the same room would have, always guided by the prompting of the Spirit and constantly remembering the Atonement of the Lord Jesus Christ, which reminds us of how precious are the children of our Father in Heaven.”

— Elder M. Russell Ballard (“Sharing the Gospel Using the Internet,” July 2008).

Centering on Christ

Be sure to focus on that relationship that is most fruitful as you share the gospel: your relationship with Jesus Christ. As you look for new and effective ways to bring others to Christ, remember to always follow the Spirit’s promptings so that you can share the good news in a spirit of charity.

“With the blessings of modern technology, we can express gratitude and joy about God’s great plan for His children in a way that can be heard . . . around the world. Sometimes a single phrase of testimony can set events in motion that affect someone’s life for eternity.” — President Dieter F. Uchtdorf (Ensign, May 2011, “Waiting on the Road to Damascus.”)

Look for the Links

The number of ways you can share online information is growing rapidly, while it is almost impossible to keep up with the many options, the church is doing a great job at creating content and making it easy to share. You don’t have to master all of the social media options but you should find one or two you like and when you see  them next to appropriate content, bearing your testimony is only a click away.