SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints introduced the schedule for October’s semi-annual normal convention, which shall be held on the Conference Center in Downtown Salt Lake Metropolis.
The convention will happen Oct. 5 and Oct. 6 in 5 two-hour classes. Saturday could have morning, afternoon, and night classes. Sunday could have morning and afternoon classes.
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The announcement got here on Sept. 5, forward of a busy weekend for the LDS church’s First Presidency, celebrating President and Prophet Russell M. Nelson’s 100th birthday on Monday, Sept. 9.
The church’s First Presidency, which consists of President Nelson and his two counselors — President Henry B. Eyring and President Dallin H. Oaks — introduced the classes in a letter supposed to be learn to all congregations, often known as branches or wards.
“Common classes for all people, households, and associates shall be held Saturday morning, afternoon, and night, October 5, in addition to Sunday morning and afternoon, October 6. The convention shall be broadcast on the Church satellite tv for pc system, ChurchofJesusChrist.org, and different media,” the letter acknowledged.
The classes are streamed on the General Conference YouTube channel, and the Gospel Library app together with the aforementioned web site.
Periods of normal convention can be attended in particular person, and members of all religion backgrounds are invited to look at, hear, and take part, the church stated.
As of the writing of this text, on account of development on Temple Sq., 18,000 individuals are being allowed to attend contained in the convention middle. No standby seating is accessible as a result of aforementioned renovations.
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