Home | Church | How to Watch or Listen to October 2021 General Conference Live

How to Watch or Listen to October 2021 General Conference Live

- Advertisment - LDS Bookstore Jewelry

General Conference for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will occur October 2-3, 2021. You can join with millions worldwide to hear inspiring messages about Jesus Christ through any of the methods found below.

General sessions for all audiences will be Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. mountain daylight time. An evening session will be available at 6 p.m. mountain daylight time.

1. Online

You can live stream General Conference with both audio and video from the following places:

  • ChurchofJesusChrist.org. All sessions will be streamed live in more than 70 languages on the live broadcasts page. Select “Watch” for video or “Listen” for low-bandwidth audio-only.
  • General Conference YouTube channel. All sessions will be streamed live in more than 30 languages.
  • BYUtv.org. All general sessions will be streamed live in English.

2. Mobile Apps

Need to watch on your phone or another electronic device? You can use the following apps:

  • Gospel Library app. All sessions will be streamed live in more than 30 languages. Record and save your conference questions and inspired answers in the notetaking feature set up for this Conference.
  • Latter-day Saints Channel. All sessions will be streamed live in more than 10 languages.
  • KSL TV app. All sessions will be streamed live in English.
  • KSL News Radio app. All sessions will be streamed live in English.

3. TV and Connected TV

Looking for television stations broadcasting General Conference. Here’s how to tune in via TV:

  • Television, cable TV, and satellite TV. Visit Bonneville International Corporations for a complete listing of stations by country. The media and broadcasting company is wholly owned by the Church.
  • BYUtv. All sessions will be streamed live in English on 154 cable TV providers. Please check your local listings or call 1 (866) 662-9888 for a provider in your area.
  • KSL TV Channel 5 in Utah and connected TV. All sessions will be streamed live in English.

4. Radio

If you can only listen to the audio, radio is a great way to tune into General Conference. Here are just a few options.

  • Radio and internet radio stations throughout the world. All sessions will be streamed live in English. Visit Bonneville International Corporation’s website for a complete listing of stations by country.
  • Latter-day Saints Channel (internet radio). All sessions will be streamed live in English and Spanish.
  • Gospel Voice (Alexa and Google Assistant devices). All sessions will be streamed live in English. Listen to Saints Channel Talk Stream by saying:
    • “Alexa, ask Gospel Voice to play general conference.”
    • “Hey, Google, ask Gospel Voice to play general conference.”
  • KSL NewsRadio. All sessions will be streamed live in English.

5. Smart Speakers

General Conference is available on your smart speaker devices.

  • Amazon Alexa Devices (Echo, Echo Dot, Amazon Fire TV Cube, etc.). Audio of all sessions will be streamed live in English and Spanish.
    • For English, first add Gospel Voice* to your Alexa: Say, “Alexa, enable Gospel Voice.” Then say, “Alexa, ask Gospel Voice to play general conference.”
    • For Spanish, first enable TuneIn skill, then say, “Alexa, open TuneIn Live.” Then say, “Alexa, play Canal Mormon,” or “Alexa, ask TuneIn to play Canal Mormon.”
  • Google Assistant Devices (Home, Mini, Auto etc.). Audio of all sessions will be streamed live in English and Spanish.
    • For English, first add Gospel Voice to your Google Assistant. Say, “Hey, Google. Talk to Gospel Voice.” Then say, “Hey Google, ask Gospel Voice to play general conference.”
    • For Spanish, first enable TuneIn skill, then say, “Hey, Google, talk to TuneIn Live.” Then say, “Hey, Google, play Canal Mormon,” or “Hey, Google, ask TuneIn to play Canal Mormon.”
- Advertisment - Shop LDS Gifts
Aleah Ingram
Aleah Ingram
Aleah is a graduate of Southern Virginia University, where she studied English, Creative Writing, and Dance. She now works full time as a marketing and product manager, writer, and editor. She currently hosts the podcast "Single to the Glory" about singlehood in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Aleah served a mission in California and loves baking, Lang Leav poetry, Gaynor Minden pointe shoes, and Bollywood movies.

You Might Enjoy

President Oaks’ First Year: A Breakdown of Church Changes and Invitations

From the age women can begin missionary service to the classes members attend on Sundays, several Church announcements over the past year...

Gospel Q&A: What If a General Conference Talk Doesn’t Sit Well With Me?

Gospel Q&A is a series from LDS Daily that strives to answer important gospel questions from readers. Today, we answer the question,...

From Ephraim to the Amazon: Four Temple Updates Across the Americas

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated temples in Ephraim, Utah, and Guatemala City on October 11, following groundbreaking ceremonies...

Why The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Is Helping to Build a Juneteenth Museum

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has committed $3 million to help build the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth,...
Related

Gospel Q&A: What If a General Conference Talk Doesn’t Sit Well With Me?

Gospel Q&A is a series from LDS Daily that strives to answer important gospel questions from readers. Today, we answer the question, “What if...

The Best Dating Advice from the October 2026 General Conference

Do you go to General Conference with really specific questions? I do. And they are always about relationships. It's just what happens when you're perpetually...

Every Invitation from October 2026 General Conference

General conference gives us more than words to remember; it gives us invitations we can carry into the months and years ahead. Throughout the...
- Advertisment - LDS Bookstore Color Scriptures
Recent

From Ephraim to the Amazon: Four Temple Updates Across the Americas

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated temples in Ephraim, Utah, and Guatemala City on October 11, following groundbreaking ceremonies in Maceió,...

Here’s Your First Look Inside the Modesto California Temple

The first interior photos of the newly completed Modesto California Temple offer a look at rooms filled with design details drawn from California’s Central...

Why The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Is Helping to Build a Juneteenth Museum

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has committed $3 million to help build the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, according...