This article was previously published by Bob Taylor on The Family History Guide Blog. “The youth need to be anxiously engaged in this work right now. They will help identify things to do—ways of accomplishing this work that majestically move this work all over the earth. Please do not underestimate what those Aaronic Priesthood quorums… Read More Where to Start – Through Family History Discovery Camp Manual
Guided Learning: Training with The Family History Guide As previously published by Bob Taylor on The Family History Guide Blog, a new video has been added that highlights how family history trainers can use Guided Learning and other tools on The Family History Guide website. The video walks through a scenario where a trainer is… Read More What’s New in The Family History Guide:
Imagine refining your research techniques with a positive learning experience. It is now a reality; The Family History Guide has introduced a new series of videos in The Family History Guide—Guided Learning. As shared on The Family History Guide Blog site, Bob Taylor shares there are seven videos, ranging from an overview of the… Read More New: Guided Learning Video Series
Note: On January 5, 2025, this article was previously published on The Family History Guide Blog by Bob Taylor When the Come, Follow Me program for Latter-day Saint scripture study came out in 2019, I remember a conversation I had with Angelle Anderson, our Marketing Director: “Should we provide a weekly companion for it—one that focuses on family history?”… Read More Weekly Family History Activities for 2025
Note: This article was previously published on The Family History Guide Blog. Recently, several of our long-time users remarked that visiting The Family History Guide was like being a kid in a candy store. Now that’s a delicious comparison! While each person may have his or her preferred sweet treat, let’s take a look at… Read More The Candy Store
Note: This article was published previously on the The Family History Guide Blog. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming an integral part of how genealogy companies develop their tools and technologies. Two examples are MyHeritage and Ancestry, who have been in the family history business for many years. You can learn about some of their… Read More AI Update: Tools from MyHeritage and Ancestry
One of the most exciting things to see is people getting excited about family history! This video on our YouTube Channel gives a first-person perspective from a teenage family history enthusiast, and it includes honest questions and concerns that many people have about getting started with family history. It also shares the deep appreciation expressed… Read More New Video: Why I Love the Family History Guide
The Love of God, by Sabrina Squires… Read More A Companion to Come, Follow Me
When you open up the “Home Page” for The Family History Guide, and read the mission statement: “OUR MISSION: To greatly increase the number of people actively involved in family history worldwide, and to make everyone’s family history journey easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable.”, you will know you are in the right place! Many of you have… Read More Such a Treasure; The Family History Guide
Have you ever used The Family History Guide to help you in you Family History work? If not you are in for a real treat! The Family History Guide has many tools available to help you, as you learn how to use FamilySearch, or sites such as; My Heritage, Find My Past, and Ancestry.com. An… Read More What’s In Your Toolbox?