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First Presidency Address	Witness the Word (March 2012)	Linda Booth interviews Steve Veazey: Mission Initiatives
Linda Booth interviews Jim Poirier

First Presidency Address, April 15, 2012
	"Hearing Good News...Being Good News" (51:55) High-bandwidth streaming media (for cable/DSL) Low-bandwidth streaming media (for dialup) Downloadable video

Witness the Word: Sermons on Demand (March 2012)
	Carlos Mejia and Art Smith: "La Pascua/Easter" (24:49) (Spanish/English) High-bandwidth streaming media (for cable/DSL) Low-bandwidth streaming media (for dialup) Downloadable video and audio

	Barbara Carter: "In Remembrance of Me" (11:05) High-bandwidth streaming media (for cable/DSL) Low-bandwidth streaming media (for dialup) Downloadable video and audio

	Kris Judd: "Vulnerable to Christ's Touch" (13:42) High-bandwidth streaming media (for cable/DSL) Low-bandwidth streaming media (for dialup) Downloadable video and audio

Apostle Linda Booth interviews President Steve Veazey: Mission Initiatives
Overview (13:48)
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Mission Initiative: Invite People to Christ (14:37)
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Mission Initiative: Abolish Poverty, End Suffering (19:58)
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Mission Initiative: Pursue Peace on Earth (14:23)
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Mission Initiative: Develop Disciples to Serve (11:16)
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Mission Initiative: Experience Congregations in Mission (15:51)
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Apostle Linda Booth interviews Presiding Bishop counselor designate Jim Poirier (17:51)
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Broadcast Archives help

The Broadcast Archives is a library where we store video and audio from past events and programs. Some files contain an entire sermon/address or video program; others are a selected portion. All may be viewed from any location using Windows Media Player 8 or higher (free download).

Here's what you will need to watch files in the Broadcast Archives:

1. A computer with sound and video cards and an Internet connection. The faster the connection, the better the image and sound quality.
Media files are available at some or all of the following connection speeds:
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Note: Early versions of Netscape will not allow links to open the Windows Media Player automatically. If you click on the link and it doesn't open, try opening Windows Media Player and entering the URL (mms://...) in the player (file/open/ enter the filename).
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If you are using AOL Web browser, you may still need to download the Windows Media Player.

3. Windows Media Player 8 or higher
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To ensure that you're receiving the optimum video quality, check that your Windows Media Player is set to automatically detect and display the proper stream for your connection speed. On the top tool bar, select "Tools", then "Options". Under the "Performance" tab, make sure that "Connection" is set to "Detect connection speed".

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