Recent LDS Blog | Genealogy PostsTips for the Reluctant Journal Writerby Miriam Caldwell26 Jun 2008 11:05 PMJournal writing can be fun and therapeutic. Many people find it a relaxing process that helps them to deal with their problems and focus on the positive aspects of their lives. Others simply dread writing at all. New Year's Resolution: Family Historyby Miriam Caldwell30 Dec 2007 12:00 AMYou may be considering making a goal to work on your family history this year. This is a great goal and it is amazing the blessings that can come into your life as you do your family history. There are many resources available to you as you begin this process. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work - Performing the Ordinances for Your Kindred Deadby Tristi Pinkston19 Dec 2007 12:58 AMYou've done the research, you've obtained the information and submitted it to the temple using the TempleReady software, and now it's time to see that the temple work is complete. This is the final step in your long journey, the moment when all your hard work bears fruit. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work - Using TempleReadyby Tristi Pinkston10 Dec 2007 03:00 PMYou have found your ancestors' names, verified that the information is correct, and checked to see if their temple ordinance work has been done. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work - Who Needs Their Work Done?by Tristi Pinkston28 Nov 2007 05:45 PMSo you've done research and have names, along with their date of birth or death, and you know where these events took place. You are now ready to move on to the next phase of the process - determining what temple work has already been done for those individuals, if any. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work, Information Needed for Ordinancesby Tristi Pinkston21 Nov 2007 12:45 AMA nice long title for a blog, is it not? Once your ancestors have been identified, the next step is to prepare the information that is needed in order to complete the ordinance work in the temple. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work, Identifying Your Ancestorsby Tristi Pinkston09 Nov 2007 01:00 PMOf course, the first step in providing temple work for your kindred dead is to identify your ancestors. It can be a rewarding process. As you dig up information on who they were, what kinds of things they enjoyed doing, and where they came from, you can learn more about yourself as well. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work, "Temple Ordinances for the Dead"by Tristi Pinkston01 Nov 2007 09:56 PMThe next section in our Temple and Family History Work handbook is entitled "Temple Ordinances for the Dead." In this segment, we begin to discuss the importance of doing temple work for our kindred dead. Billions of people have lived on the earth since the dawn of time. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work, Temple Ordinances for You and Your Immediate Familyby Tristi Pinkston19 Oct 2007 06:12 PMAs we continue our look at the alternative Sunday School class "Temple and Family History Work," let's move on to the chapter entitled, "Temple Ordinances for Your and Your Immediate Family." The first ordinance mentioned is the endowment. Sunday School: Temple and Family History Work, Salvation for the Living and the Deadby Tristi Pinkston16 Oct 2007 04:51 PMThe first lesson in the Temple and Family History Work manual as used by the Church for this alternative Sunday School class is entitled, "Salvation for the Living and the Dead." We learn that the Atonement was provided to enable us to overcome death, and to give us the chance to gain exaltation. Recent Blog Comments FUSEingFamilies says... "HI, Miriam, You made some great suggestions for parents to review." |
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