RootsTech 2016 Open for Registration

RootsTech 2016 Open for Registration

Registration for RootsTech 2016 is now open. RootsTech 2016 will be held February 3–6, 2016 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The website for registration is RootsTech.org. RootsTech is a global conference where people of all ages celebrate family and are inspired to share...

Take Part in the Global Family Reunion June 6

“Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.” —Jane Howard, Families We are all invited to the Global Family Reunion slated to be held in New York on June 6, 2015. Because not everyone can...
How to Add Family History to an LDS Youth Conference

How to Add Family History to an LDS Youth Conference

Is your ward or stake planning a youth conference this summer? Family history is a great conference activity that engages youth and provides the protection and direction of the Spirit of Elijah. Several online resources will make it easy to plan activities ranging...
Family History Mobile Apps On the Go

Family History Mobile Apps On the Go

Many apps are available for mobile devices to help you with family history work—especially on the go. The following article, “On the Go? Family History Apps Will Go with You,” originally appeared in the Church News. With the accessibility of phones,...
David Archuleta Sings Nunca Pensé in Spanish at RootsTech

David Archuleta Sings Nunca Pensé in Spanish at RootsTech

David Archuleta performed at the Family Discovery Day at the RootsTech conference. He sung 4 songs and also premiered a Spanish music video he shot in Costa Rica last Summer.  He wrote the song in Spanish about finding yourself by looking in the past. Below is a video...
LDS Stake Family Discovery Days

LDS Stake Family Discovery Days

Many LDS stakes are planning to hold a Stake Family Discovery Day during the year using the content from the Family Discovery Day that was held in Salt Lake City in February 2015. A stake Family Discovery Day is an opportunity to help people find names to add to their...
Watch RootsTech Family Discovery Day Streamed Live

Watch RootsTech Family Discovery Day Streamed Live

Family Discovery Day is a free event that takes place on Saturday, February 14, 2015, as part of the annual RootsTech conference. Tickets to attend in person are no longer available. But you can still participate by watching it live on the LDS.org home page from...
Watch RootsTech Family Discovery Day Streamed Live

RootsTech Family Discovery Day Streamed Live

The Family Discovery Day is a free event on Saturday, February 14, 2015, to help families discover, share, and connect their ancestor relationships. It is part of the RootsTech conference. Speakers and guests at this event include Elder Quentin L. Cook, Elder Neil L....
RootsTech 2015

RootsTech 2015

Rootstech 2015 (February 12–14, 2015) is shaping up to be one of the most exciting events of the year. As the largest family history event in the world, it is the perfect place to be inspired to discover and share your family stories and connections—past, present, and...
Register Now for RootsTech 2015 & Family Discovery Day

Register Now for RootsTech 2015 & Family Discovery Day

Registration is open for RootsTech, February 11–14, 2015, the world’s largest family history conference with tens of thousands of participants worldwide. The Family Discovery Day is on Saturday, February 14, 2015. It is a free, fun, and informative day to help...
RootsTech Streamed Online

RootsTech Streamed Online

Can’t attend this year’s RootsTech family history conference in person? 15 sessions will be streamed free over the Internet. RootsTech is a family history and technology conference that offers family history training for adults and youth. The following are...

RootsTech Family History Conference

The RootsTech family history and technology conference offers free family history training for adults and youth. The conference is in Salt Lake City on March 21–23, 2013. For a schedule and more information, or to register for the conference, go to RootsTech.org....

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