Family History Games: Wheel of Family Fortune and Geneopardy
Your family may enjoy playing these family history games from BYU’s Family History Technology Lab. These apps use information in FamilySearch’s Family Tree to create games your family can play together to learn more about your ancestors. Wheel of Family...
Can I Attend the Temple Without a Scheduled Appointment?
The Church encourages members to schedule temple appointments as well as cancel appointments that you cannot keep. You are still welcome to attend the temple without an appointment, but you may have to wait for an available opening or you could participate in another...
How to Share Content from the Gospel Library App
Do you know how to share content from the Gospel Library mobile app? To share a quote from a chapter or article, select the text you want to share, then tap the share button on the annotation menu. This will bring up a list of sharing options provided by operating...
What Was Happening the Year I Was Born?
Visit FamilySearch’s All About Me page to find out what happened the year you were born. Learn about the top news stories that year, the top technology breakthroughs, and even the cost of a gallon of gas. The page will first show the year you were born, but you...
Spencer W. Kimball Journals Now Accessible
President Spencer W. Kimball’s personal journals are now accessible online through the Church History Catalog. Spanning decades, his journals tell the story of a devoted disciple and minister. They include entries for temple dedications, the 1978 revelation on the...
How to Use the Gospel Library App Offline
Do you know how to use the Gospel Library mobile app offline when you don’t have a cellular or Wi-Fi connection? If you want to listen to audio recordings or watch videos offline (or just when you have a slow connection), you can download what you need in...
Friend to Friend Event March 11, 2023, ” “We Are God’s Children”
Latter-day Saint children, parents, and Primary teachers are invited to a “Friend to Friend” event March 1, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. mountain time. The 30-minute program will feature activities, music, and messages from the Primary General Presidency. The full broadcast and...
Who Do I Look Like? Find Out With Compare-A-Face
Has someone told you that you’re a younger version of your grandfather? Do you have your great-aunt’s nose? Upload a photo of yourself to FamilySearch Compare-A-Face to see which ancestors you resemble the most. The program says I’m an 81% match to my father....
Life Help Resources for Parents and Ministering Brothers and Sisters
Many members face a variety of challenges. Parents, leaders, ministering brothers and sisters, and friends have the opportunity to provide help. As you minister to the needs of others, you can help them experience joy and fulfillment. As people seek solutions to their...
How Can I Improve as a Gospel Teacher?
The updated version of Teaching in the Savior’s Way has a self-evaluation that can point out ways you can improve as a gospel teacher. Take the evaluation. Download a copy of the evaluation as a PDF.
How to Use Bookmarks in the Gospel Library App
Do you know how to use bookmarks in the Gospel Library mobile app? You can use bookmarks to keep track of your current reading, interesting articles, or favorite chapters you want to come back to. When you’re on a chapter you want to bookmark, tap the bookmarks button...
What is the Church Directory of Organizations and Leaders (CDOL)?
The Church Directory of Organizations and Leaders (CDOL) contains information about Church organizations and leaders (ecclesiastical and temporal) throughout the world. It includes the following: Organizational information for wards, stakes, missions, areas, and so...
How Many Cousins Do You Have?
The article “How Many Ancestors Do I Have?” helps you determine how many cousins you have. A cousin is any descendant of an ancestor who is not also your sibling. So, for example, any descendant of your 3rd-great-grandparents who is not your sibling is a...
Video: The Wounded Shall Be Healed
In the Church video, “The Wounded Shall Be Healed,” Elder Neil L. Anderson explains that althought the wounds in this life can come from any number of trials, we should patiently move forward, and the Savior’s healing power will bring light, peace, and hope. Jesus...Follow on social media