“Our motives are not selfish;

our purposes not petty and earth-bound;

we contemplate the human race

—past, present, and yet to come—

as immortal beings,

for whose salvation it is our mission to labor;

and to this work,

broad as eternity and deep as the love of God,

we devote ourselves, now, and forever”

(in James R. Clark, comp., Messages of the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 6 vols., Salt Lake City; Bookcraft, 1965–75, 4:155).

Why Latter-day Saints Build Temples

We Each Have a Story by Gerrit W. Gong

Someone Up There Loves You by Elder Boyd K. Packer

Your Family History: Getting Started by President Boyd K. Packer

Family History: “In Wisdom and In Order” by Elder Dallin H. Oaks

The Hearts of the Children Shall Turn by Elder David A. Bednar

Hearts Bound Together by Elder Henry B. Eyring

“The Angels May Quote From It” by President Spencer W. Kimball

The Joy of Redeeming the Dead by Elder Richard G. Scott

Family History and Temple Work: Sealing and Healing by Elder Dale G. Renlund

Family History: Peace, Protection, and Promises by Elder Bradley D. Foster

Blessings for My Ancestors, Blessings for Me by Kim Crenshaw Sorensen

Put the *Family* in Family History by  Sally Johnson Odekirk

Family History Is for Everyone: 9 Fun Ways to Participate

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