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Spring 2014 Newsletter

December 29, 2015
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  • Safely Gathered In: The First Four Generations August 7, 2017
    By Kathryn Grant When members want to begin working on their family history, one of the first questions they usually ask is, “Where do I start?” For many, the best answer to that question is, “With yourself and your immediate family!” In a 2014 general conference talk, Elder Quentin L. Cook said, “In the worldwide […]
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  • The Power of Family History in Missionary Work August 3, 2017
    by Kathryn Grant “The artificial boundary line we so often place between missionary work and temple and family history work is being erased; this is one great work of salvation.” —Elder David A. Bednar Have you ever thought about the relationship between missionary work and family history? They might seem like separate efforts, but in […]
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  • Family.me Creates an Interactive Family Tree with Living Relatives August 2, 2017
    I have a love/hate relationship with social media. I’m grateful to see what’s going on with family and friends, but I could do without public posts, personal rants, and self-serving selfies. This is why I am excited that Family.me, a new app that has partnered with FamilySearch, has created a private social network specifically for […]
    Jan Mayer
  • Using FamilySearch Apps to Record Oral Histories July 31, 2017
    The most complete family histories draw on a wide variety of resources. Documents and records provide important basic facts, while photos paint a fuller, more in-depth picture of ancestors. Oral histories add another invaluable layer with stories, personalities, and details that bring your ancestors to life. And with FamilySearch’s Family Tree and Memories apps, making […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Preserving Family Memories: Real-Life Success Stories July 31, 2017
    I wonder what it was like for my grandma to work day in and day out in their small-town café, with five young children at home. I wish I knew more about great-grandpa’s experiences in the war. I’d really like to ask my mom about her relationship with her father. Questions about our parents and […]
    Angie Lucas
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