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With the demise of ward websites it's quite time consuming just to find a ward's meeting times and other basic ward information. How about adding the meeting times, building address, phone number, etc., into LDSTools?
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The times can be found in maps.lds.org.proudfit wrote:With the demise of ward websites it's quite time consuming just to find a ward's meeting times and other basic ward information.
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If you're looking in maps.lds.org, Google has nothing to do with it. It most likely means the wards have not updated their meeting times in MLS. That same information is used other places, so if it's wrong in maps, it's wrong everywhere else - including LDS Tools when and if that capability is put in.proudfit wrote:but the information in maps is often wrong and/or misleading. Don't know if that's on us or Google, but it has sent me on wild goose chases many times.
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For LDS Tools for iOS, sometime in the next few weeks.russellhltn wrote:if it's wrong in maps, it's wrong everywhere else - including LDS Tools when and if that capability is put in.
If it's a Provo YSA ward, good luck finding the correct meeting locations on LDS.org.proudfit wrote:I'm concerned about the 20 wards between my home stake and the YSA stake I serve in. One building I work in has 8 wards by itself and I am continually being asked by visitors about times for various wards. ... [T]he information in maps is often wrong and/or misleading.
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This is still dependent on clerks updating mlsdorantm wrote:Proudfit, the updated lds tools app will do what you ask. On my android phone In the meetinghouse locator I typed in the name of a ward that isn't even in my stake. (I wanted to attend a friends missionary homecoming) The app showed me the location, meeting block start time and sacrament mtg start time, bishops contact info and building contact info. Full disclosure: I am an Elders Quorum President so perhaps that function, like others, comes with my calling, but if so that's a glitch that should be fixed.