General Conference Available on the KSL-TV App
Sep 29, 2017, 8:28 PM | Updated: Feb 14, 2023, 4:24 pm
Chris Taylor suffered a fractured bone in his right wrist when he was hit by a pitch Friday. (AP)
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SALT LAKE CITY, UT – For the first time ever, viewers of General Conference will be able to live stream sessions on the big screen – and to watch them on-demand – with the KSL-TV app.
In addition to KSL-TV’s broadcast coverage, General Conference sessions will air live on the KSL-TV app at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. MDT on Saturday, September 30 and Sunday, October 1. The app will also have all sessions available for later viewing on-demand.
The KSL-TV app is available for Amazon Fire, Roku, iOS, Android and fourth-generation Apple TV boxes — this means viewers aren’t limited to watching on mobile devices or scheduled timing: General Conference sessions can be watched on the big screen, whenever it’s most convenient.
To find the KSL-TV video app, search “KSL TV” in app stores.
General Conference Documentaries
In addition to providing sessions live and on-demand, all of KSL-TV’s General Conference documentaries will be available on the KSL-TV app. Simply select “Documentaries” in the ON DEMAND section (tap the remote control icon) – or search “General Conference.”
Documentaries this session include:
- History of the Saints: Respected scholars come together to answer questions and address concerns about Joseph Smith the Prophet.
- Choosing Happy: Key strategies to find happiness, with specific techniques to get through severe setbacks and sorrow.
- An Artistic Vision: The first-ever Mormon Arts Center festival in New York City, where artists, scholars, and musicians come together to elevate the concept of why Mormon Art matters.
- Civility: Changing the Conversations: Civility has taken a serious hit, but despite the trend toward negativity, there are positive voices working hard to make communication more civil.
The KSL-TV video app, found by searching “KSL TV”, offers live KSL-TV video streams along with an extensive library of on-demand news, entertainment, and sports content.
