David Journal

Tag: genealogy

  • We Each Have a Story

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    I will be interested to review his assertion about 1820 being an inflection point for society in history. In this age of “I chose me” societies benefit by forging connections between generations. Gather his list (4 items)

  • The Book

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    The church has made family history work easier but we need to do better at consistently doing family history work.

  • Roots and Branches

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    Family history work is a non-controversial topic. We have gone from microfiche and dedicated family history libraries to being able to do family history research in our own homes (our anywhere with a connection to the internet) within the span of my lifetime. This talk should confirm Weston’s decision to serve a mission doing family…

  • The Joy of Redeeming the Dead

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    This is almost certainly related to what the First Presidency letter will say. At this point I would expect it to say something along the lines of coupling the two works such as only allowing people to do temple work for people on their own lines. That does not sound quite right because some of…

  • Generations Linked in Love

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    No matter your situation you can make family history a part of your life now. While the new Familysearch is an enormous step forward it is only a step. The goal of the New Familysearch (unsurprisingly) is to organize a unified genealogy tree for the whole human family. While the family is under attack throughout…