Churchwide newsletter

[jdlessley]

I received the e-mail. I went to my LDS Account/Email Subscriptions page to check my settings. I noticed there was a caution icon (yellow triangle with exclamation point) to the left of Email Subscriptions in the Profile Information column. There was not an e-mail account selected for "Send Subscriptions To:". So evidently the LDS Account subscriptions section has been changed and those like me who have not been to their account profile page in a while probably should go there and update their profile.

Interestingly, even though I did not have an e-mail address associated with subscriptions and "Inspiration and News" was not checked in Email Subscriptions, I did get the message.

[russellhltn]

No sign of the newsletter in my email account. I've checked the spam folder.

[mfmohlma]

I received the e-mail. I went to my LDS Account/Email Subscriptions page to check my settings. I noticed there was a caution icon (yellow triangle with exclamation point) to the left of Email Subscriptions in the Profile Information column. There was not an e-mail account selected for "Send Subscriptions To:". So evidently the LDS Account subscriptions section has been changed and those like me who have not been to their account profile page in a while probably should go there and update their profile.

Interestingly, even though I did not have an e-mail address associated with subscriptions and "Inspiration and News" was not checked in Email Subscriptions, I did get the message.

I just saw exactly the same thing but got the message as well.

[russellhltn]

No sign of the newsletter in my email account. I've checked the spam folder.

Still nothing. But what I did get was a newsletter from "lds.net". It is not a church-owned site, but they've just now cranked up a newsletter of their own. I've registered with them in the past, so that explains why I got it. But the timing caught me off-guard - I thought it was the expected newsletter from the church.

I'm curious as to what domain the folks who did get the newsletter were using? I'm set up with a gmail account.

[jdlessley]

Mine is with Yahoo and Gmail. Yahoo is my primary, the one through which the message was received, and the secondary is Gmail.

[eblood66]

I'm curious as to what domain the folks who did get the newsletter were using? I'm set up with a gmail account.

I use gmail and I received the newsletter. I do use my own spam filter so I have the gmail spam filter turned off.

[aebrown]

I'm curious as to what domain the folks who did get the newsletter were using? I'm set up with a gmail account.

I use a gmail account as well. The newsletter email did go into my Promotional section of gmail, so I didn't see it at first. But it did arrive on December 3.

[lajackson]

Was everyone with an LDS Account email supposed to get this (I didn't), or did they not send to everyone? I have checked spam and promotional and everywhere else looking. I have a gmail address.

[russellhltn]

Was everyone with an LDS Account email supposed to get this (I didn't), or did they not send to everyone? I have checked spam and promotional and everywhere else looking. I have a gmail address.

I thought it was to go to everyone. I haven't gotten mine yet either. I've checked every email address registered and all the folders including spam - nada.

[russellhltn]

I just got one today: Remembering and Resolutions and President Eyring Calls for a "Renaissance of Marriage".

It came to my expected email account. It did get stuck in gmail's "Promotions" category, so it wasn't obvious at first. But double-checking, I don't think I got the first one.