If you would like to submit a post about how you stand for the family, for children, for traditional marriage, for religious freedom, feel free to submit a post to mormonwomen a/ gmail d/ com. My parents are both converts to...
Read MoreA news station in Arizona (ABC 15) recently did a four-part special showing the inside of a Mormon temple (temples are the most sacred buildings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). The temple featured in this...
Read MoreAs part of the annual Proclamation Celebration put on by several LDS bloggers, today is Instagram Great Gram Day. We’d love to have you participate. It’s easy! (The following instructions came from Chocolate on My...
Read MoreAn unprecedented genealogy/family history project is being launched today, in a joint effort between Archives.com, FamilySearch, findmypast.com, and other leading genealogy organizations. The 1940 U.S. Census Community Project...
Read MoreThe last article I wrote on here talked about overcoming the roadblocks we find in completing our personal and family histories. But now what? How about we start out easy, and then go to the more difficult? This means that we...
Read MoreEmily shares her first list of tips for writing your personal and/or family history, and how to get past some of the common roadblocks to writing a personal history. Keeping track of your personal history is something that a lot...
Read MoreThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is passionate about family history and genealogy work. And while some Mormon genealogy work does have its uniquely Mormon elements (such as the work done in Mormon temples), much...
Read More~by LeAnn I started writing in a small red journal when I was a teenager. I recently found this journal in my Cedar Chest. I laughed as I was reading it. I was such an awe struck teenager at the time and what I wrote I would not...
Read MoreAre you interested in family history or genealogy, but aren’t quite sure where or how to start? There are new — and free — family history training videos available online. The Church’s FamilySearch...
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