What's on the Mormon Channel?
1. Church News- The latest activities around the word
2. Conversations- features interviews with people of interest to the LDS community
3. Everything Creative- explores creativity through interviews with artists and creative people of all types
4. History of Hymns investigates the inception and the evolution of the hymns and features interesting stories surrounding the creators and others involved in the evolution of the hymn
5. Into All the World- half-hour weekly program interviewing current and recently-returned stake and mission presidents from around the world about the Church in their area.
6. Legacy- Great stories from church and family history from around the world
7. The Light of Men- a series of radio dramas, airing regularly, depicting the life and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ
8. Mormon Identity- Question answered about the church
9. Music with a Message is a 30-minute radio program that explores gospel themes through inspirational music and poignant narration.
10. Scripture Stories is a weekly radio series, with each episode featuring children who share their insights and favorite experiences from the scriptures, along with music and readings of the best stories from the scriptures.
11. Faith in Action examines the welfare, humanitarian aid, and service opportunities that are happening all over the world. No matter how big or how small the service, it is equally important to the Lord.
12. Why I Believe- includes missionaries who served all around the world who, themselves, became converted and also the stories of those they taught and were converted.
13. Q&A- A question asked. An answer given. We take your questions and answer them the best we can.
iPhone Application
Mormon Identity A brand-new feature, the Mormon Channel is now available as a free application for the iPhone or iPod Touch. Download the application in the iTunes store.
Live or download MP3's on the Internet
Mormon Channel is available as a live stream 24 hours a day at http://radio.lds.org.
Widget
Click on the Mormon Channel widget on the right side of the blog (below the archive of posts). Click play to hear it live or the yellow banner at the top to go to the website to choose a topic to listen to.
Podcasts
Tune into podcasts of all of your favorite programs by subscribing at the web site http://radio.lds.org.
HD Radio
HD Radio is a new radio technology that allows you to receive higher quality audio and additional stations all for free once you have an HD Radio. HD Radios can be purchased at most major electronic stores. In addition, a number of new vehicles also come equipped with HD Radios.
If you have an HD Radio for your home or car, Mormon Channel is available on the following frequencies:
| Chicago | WILV 100.3 FM | Channel 2 |
| Cincinnati | WYGY 97.3 FM | Channel 2 |
| Los Angeles | KSWD 100.3 FM | Channel 3 |
| Phoenix | KTAR 92.3 FM | Channel 2 |
| Salt Lake City | KSL 102.7 FM | Channel 2 |
| Seattle | KIRO 97.3 FM | Channel 3 |
| St. Louis | WARH 106.5 FM | Channel 3 |
| Washington, DC | WTOP 103.5 FM | Channel 3 |
Coming Soon
Windows Mobile Support
Blackberry Support
Satellite Radio?
Conversations continue with Sirius XM about adding Mormon Channel.
Where does the content for Mormon Channel come from?
Many different sources. First, many of the programs come from the vast archives of the Church. Second, working with the various departments of the Church, a large number of new programs and series have been developed for the Mormon Channel. Finally, some great partners- such as Bonneville, Deseret Book, and the campuses of Brigham Young University, have also provided content for the service.
Will live Church programming be carried on the Mormon Channel?
Yes. General Conference, CES firesides, devotionals, Christmas firesides, and other special broadcasts will be carried live on the Mormon Channel, and repeated across multiple time zones. It should be noted, however, that certain Church events, such as temple dedications, are intended to be viewed only in select locations because of the sacred nature of the event. Broadcasts not intended for a general audience will typically not air on the Mormon Channel.
