Calendar See new ward and stake calendar, repeating events, and group calendars, sync to Outlook or Google calendar, and more. Directory View new ward and stake directory with photos, e-mail, phone numbers, driving directions, privacy controls, and more. Maps See new meetinghouse locator, ward and stake maps, meeting times, assigned leaders, and more.

• To see only the projects that match your preference settings, at the top, click Show preferred projects. Note: If no projects match your preference settings, the list will be blank. • To change your preference settings, click Edit My Preferences.Sign in to the FamilySearch indexing

LDS.org ; Serving in the Church; temple and family history; Temple and Family History Resources. Training and other resources for leaders and those with family history callings.

Training Portal: lds.org/familyhistorycallings • Calling-related videos • To Turn the Hearts guide and videos • Interactive training lessons • Temple and family history course materials FamilySearch: familysearch.org • Family Tree • Records • Temple name submissions • Indexing Help Center: familysearch.org/ask

What is FamilySearch? FamilySearch is the world's largest genealogical organization and provides its services to the public free of charge through FamilySearch.org, the Family History Library, and more than 4,600 local family history centers in 127 countries.

• LDS Church website (lds.org) • The Church’s stake and ward websites (secure.lds.org/units) • FamilySearch Indexing (indexing.familysearch.org) • FamilySearch Research Wiki (wiki.familysearch.org) Although anyone over the age of 13 may create an account, we encourage all minors seek parental permission

Getting Started: 5 Minute Genealogy . This video series is all about helping you quickly discover your family history. Each episode will guide you through basic research principles that will help you have success finding your ancestors.

1 Episode 16 Stories from General Conference CHOICES NARRATOR: This is “Stories from General Conference. This collection of stories is on the topic of

Recommendations for Correcting Names Moved from new.FamilySearch.org. . . . . . 76 Recommendations for Correcting Events and Other Information Moved from

viewing online via the Church History Catalog at history.lds.org. To preserve digital records properly, follow certain standards when (a) digitizing physical records and (b) preparing to send either born-digital or digitized records to the Church History Library.