David tweets! Plus some Instagram posts, music & such, pictures, possible event, Kari important update + more!

Firstly, as usual, David's tweets!

Plus a couple Instagram posts!

Click the first cap to view David's video!











Lotsa writing sessions today!

Thanks to rhiminee for the caps!











David's posted a couple songs lately, and the Artists have replied!

How cool!





Plus, Isabeau Miller posts about David!

Demo day in the tags? Mighty interesting!








Update from Kari:

Apparently, live recordings of two of David's performances for 'Celebration of Christ' were added to iTunes. Please do not purchase.








Possible event?

No word from Team Archie yet, so we'll keep you updated!








Some photos from when David went to a conference last year!

Go HERE for the source.










Lastly, some lovely randomness.



David was spotted at the Lindsay Stirling concert!

Such a great pic!







What the random!?

How cool!





Finally, a random mention!

David is mentioned around the 4:00 mark. 

LDS chat, 'Called to Serve' DVD! + tweets here and there!

To start off tonight's post, here's David's chat from the other day!

It's not allowing me to embed the videos for some reason, so go HERE for the English chat and HERE for the Spanish chat!

There were also some tweets from prior to that day and after!

Two days ago rehearsing for the #LIVECHAT! It was amazing, good job David.

Join us in 5 minutes for a special live Facebook event! Hear songs and stories of inspiration from David Archuleta as he discusses his recent two-year mission to Chile. The English #LDSface2face broadcast starts at 7:00 PM MDT. bit.ly/LDSface2face

Next, the 'Called to Serve' segment that aired a few months ago is now available to purchase on DVD!

Click on the image above to head over to Deseret Book and purchase your copy!

On another note, David was spotted at the Cheesecake factory last night!

Also, a photo a very familiar recording studio:

Are those Christmas lights that I see?

Lastly, Fans of David posted something very interesting:

Hmmm... 

FOD aslo posted about a Music Festival in Milan in September. Head over there to read some more!

Nothing is confirmed, just speculation. 

David was mentioned on ChaCha as being a celebrity with a Mormon background!

After finishing runner-up in Season 7 of 'American Idol,' David Archuleta has made quite the successful career for himself on the strength of radio hits like "Crush." He has sold over a million albums and three million song downloads at this young stage in his career. 

While on 'American Idol,' Archuleta and fellow finalist Brooke White (both Mormons) had a tough time finding songs without profanity or improper subject matter that would be suitable for their beliefs. The two finalists both wanted to sing Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline." They flipped a coin to determine who would get it, and Archuleta won. 

In December of 2011, Archuleta made the stunning announcement that he would put his music career on hold as of March 2012 in order to embark on a two-year Mormon mission to Chile. Since beginning the mission, Archuleta has cut off his long hair to adopt a conservative look fitting of the church, and he has become the biggest celebrity to ever take training classes with fellow Mormons his own age.

Source: Chacha.com

"The story you haven't heard about David Archuleta's LDS mission" Article from Deseret News

Deseret News:

The story you haven't heard about David Archuleta's LDS mission

When David Archuleta made his run to the finals of "American Idol" in 2008, he sang for millions of people every week.

He had a positive impact on legions of fans that supported and advanced him to his runner-up finish. They later purchased his albums and tracked his journey on Facebook, Twitter and through his YouTube channel. They attended concerts, firesides and rooted for his success.

It’s tough to quantify the positive impact this young man has had on millions of eyes, ears and hearts.

But you already know that story.

You also know that he recently put his career and professional dreams on hold to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in South America. It’s inspiring that during this crucial time in his career, at the ripe age for stardom, he’s hitting the pause button on his temporal life to serve the Lord.

It’s hard to gauge the enormous impact he will have on the people he serves, teaches and fellowships for the next two years.

But you already know that story, too.

What you don't know is what David did in the final weeks before saying goodbye to serve and have an impact on his smallest audience of all: one.