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Version 2.0.4 · 2026-09-20
Bug fixes and improvements.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.0.4, updated 2026-09-20.








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Transform your Come Follow Me study with Latter Study, the interactive LDS scripture app that makes daily gospel learning engaging, rewarding, and habit-forming for the whole family.
DAILY STUDY LESSONS
Complete 5-10 minute interactive lessons following the Come Follow Me curriculum. Read scriptures, answer questions, reflect on personal applications, and build a study streak that grows your faith tree from seed to full growth.
INVITE YOUR FAMILY
Invite up to 5 people to join your family completely for free. Encourage each other to study and compare streaks and lessons completed.
LESSON ASSISTANT
Create professional Come Follow Me lesson plans in seconds. Perfect for teachers, youth leaders, and families. Choose your audience, add optional focus areas, and generate complete lessons with scriptures, discussion questions, and teaching points.…
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