Last week the leaders of the Granite Family History Center and the contributing stakes met to discuss the opening of the Granite Family History Center, the efforts being made in the wards and stakes to further Temple and Family History work, and the blessings of participating in this important work in challenging times. We look… Read More What Will I Do With What I Have Learned?
If you research “best practices” in leadership, you will find evidence that supports the importance of having a vision statement. As organizations (and individuals) create vision statements and refer to them often, vision statements help them to set goals, focus on them, evaluate where they are in the process of meeting those goals, and in… Read More What Is Your Vision?
On the fifth Sunday in September, (September 29, 2019) most congregations of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints, met and were introduced to the New Program for Children and Youth. These announced adjustments are intended to help children and youth develop their sacred personal potential. Could all of us be more successful in meeting… Read More Looking to the New Year
Research is fun, but it can feel frustrating when you feel like you’re just spinning your wheels. Having a research road map can help you focus and make more progress, stated Amy Johnson Crow in her class I attended at RootsTech 2019. Amy compared our genealogy research to a road trip. If we just want… Read More Research is Like a Road Trip
If you are looking for a way to get either your family or ward members involved in family history, but they seem a bit hesitant, you might want to consider becoming part of the indexing force which moves research along for others and yourself. How can you do this? The most productive and also fun… Read More Organize an Indexing Event