FamilySearch Help and Learning

FamilySearch Help and Learning

Need help with family history or genealogical research? The free site FamilySearch.org offers a large help section where you can search for online help or even request one-on-one help. Visit the FamilySearch help section.    ...
FamilySearch Indexing Replaced by New Technology

FamilySearch Indexing Replaced by New Technology

FamilySearch is improving the technology and changing how we index family history records. The old FamilySearch indexing tool is being replaced with new technology that makes it easier and faster for people to discover their ancestors. Artificial intelligence (AI) has...
Church History Biographical Database

Church History Biographical Database

The Church History Biographical Database is a resource to help you find your family in Church history. Just log in to FamilySearch and with a simple button click you can view information about your direct ancestors. You can use the database to research ancestors and...
5 Tips for Searching Family History Records

5 Tips for Searching Family History Records

FamilySearch has provided 5 tips for searching historical family records: Have a goal. Know who or what you want to find. Try variations of spellings, dates, and geographic locations. Search for members of the same family. If it’s available, look at the image of a...
BYU 2025 Online High School

BYU 2025 Online High School

BYU Online High School is now welcoming students in grades 7–12. Semester Live Courses provide structured schedules with in-person classes with teachers and peers. These courses follow an August–May calendar with semester-based schedules and weekly deadlines, ideal...
How to Merge Names in the FamilySearch Family Tree

How to Merge Names in the FamilySearch Family Tree

FamilySearch has a new tool that will improve your experience with merging names in the collaborative FamilySearch Family Tree. Because merging names affects the names, dates, places, sources, and relationships for two profiles, reviewing and fixing merges can be...
Text of April 2025 General Conference Now Available

Text of April 2025 General Conference Now Available

The official English text of the general conference talks is now available at conference.ChurchofJesusChrist.org and in the Gospel Library app. Text in many more languages will be posted over the next several days. Each page provides the video and text of the...
Triple Combination of the Scriptures in Hmong

Triple Combination of the Scriptures in Hmong

The Church has published the triple combination of the scriptures in Hmong. Hmong is spoken by 4.5 million people, primarily in Southwestern China, northern Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. There are also significant Hmong-speaking communities in the United States. This...
Invite Friends to Church on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025

Invite Friends to Church on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025

  This Easter, April 20, 2025, the Church encourages us to invite our friends to attend Church with us as we focus on the “greater love” of Jesus Christ. What Can You Do Personally invite your friends to attend Church with you. On Easter Sunday, sacrament meeting...
Hashtags and URLs for General Conference

Hashtags and URLs for General Conference

Hashtags Many social media sites let you categorize your posts by using hashtags. Hashtags consist of a pound sign (#) followed by a key word(s). These subject tags can be searched on sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Flickr, and Tumblr...
April 2025 Church World Report

April 2025 Church World Report

At general conference every six months, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issues an official World Report of Church news and events around the world. You can watch it in English below. The program is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French....

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