Feast upon the Word Blog

A blog focused on LDS scriptures and teaching

About the Feast blog

This blog is part of the Feast upon the Word site. The Feast site is a wiki devoted to creating commentary on the scriptures for the Church of Jesus Christ. This blog is companion to that wiki. The purpose of the blog is to facilitate broader discussion on Mormon scripture topics and topics in teaching.

We welcome guest posts, so if you would like to submit a post or request a post on a certain topic, or if you would like to contact the blog administrators for any other reason, please send email to: feastZZZblog@gmail.com (without the Z’s; currently, the site administrators are Matthew, Robert C., and Brian J.—we are the ones who deal with the technical issues like giving permission to post). Or, any of these issues can be discussed at the wiki where anyone can post anything—posting on the wiki is preferable because it is easier for the larger Feast community to see the request and there will most likely be a quicker response.

5 Responses to “About the Feast blog”

  1. DKL Says:

    I’ve got a plug-in that automatically converts scripture citations to links to the appropriate passage on scriptures.lds.org. The one that is out there on the internet is broken from when they changed the URL scheme of scriptures.lds.org several years back, and so I fixed it. Drop me an email if you think you’d find this useful.

  2. John Says:

    How does one go about locating email addresses on this site? I have yet to find a satisfactory way of contacting the site administrator without polluting the comment flow with unrelated parenthetical remarks.

    (Slightly steamed, but cooling.)

  3. John Says:

    (#1) Great idea. What happens if the citation is already linked?

  4. Matthew Says:

    Thanks John for your posts. As for my e-mail, I don’t post it online to avoid spam.
    But you can send me an e-mail by registering with the feast site here
    and then using this link
    to send the e-mail. I check that e-mail about once a day.

  5. The Ambassadors Says:

    Isn’t it awesome that more and more LDS members are having a blog?

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