Family History

One by one ministering should not be a rushed activity but be patiently personal.
“I think the youth of this generation have been saved for this time--to bring family history forward.”
“Let the dead speak forth anthems of eternal praise to the King Immanuel….” (Doctrine and Covenants 128: 22)
“Everybody deserves to be remembered.” (Elder Bradley D. Foster)
“Our son taught us, though, that family history is really a big puzzle that needs to be carefully examined and put together to form family groups.”
“When you do family history, it seems like they are not a number anymore—they are real people. You learn to love them.”
“What a wonderful opportunity to learn about genealogy, gardening, baking, service and so much more.”
“It seemed as though all the talks and lessons were inspired.”
“There was something about that first church visit. I left with a giddy-up feeling I hadn’t felt in years.”
I heard a voice speaking to me telling me to help my great grandmother to get baptized.
The Sabbath helps us turn to the Lord, to our families, to those in need.
Experiences and testimonies of Sisters serving in Canadian Missions