Organizing Your Stake and Ward for Temple & Family History Work (February 11, 2025)

Many of us who work to facilitate temple and family history work in the church serve within the umbrella of stakes and wards/branches. To be effective, the stake and ward leaders need to follow the Temple and Family History guidelines in the General Handbook.  This class will take us through those guidelines and provided suggestions as to how to implement effective temple and family history programs at the stake and ward level. Those who are consultants need to be aware of these guidelines and share them with our stake or ward leaders when necessary.

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