Which religious organization was the first to create a dedicated mobile app that allowed followers to access their complete sacred texts with features like annotations, audio readings, and community discussions?

As religious institutions embrace digital transformation, the way spiritual products and sacred texts are delivered to the faithful has evolved dramatically. This trivia question explores how major religions have adapted to mobile commerce, changing the way believers access and interact with their sacred texts. Test your knowledge about the intersection of faith, technology, and modern distribution methods in this thought-provoking question!

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• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) with their 'Gospel Library' app in 2009
• The Vatican's 'Laudate' Catholic app released in 2010
• The Islamic 'Quran Explorer' by the Muslim World League in 2011
• The Jewish 'Siddur' prayer book app by the Union for Reform Judaism in 2008

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