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"All my family’s work has
been done, so do I need to worry about family history?" |
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Elder
W. Grant Bangerter, “What Temples Are For,” Ensign, May 1982
(general conference address) Loretta
Evans, “It’s All Been Done,” Ensign, July 2007 (article)
George
D. Durrant, “Branching Out on Your Family Tree,” Ensign, April 2007
(article) |
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“My life is so busy right now
that I don’t have time for family history research.
What can I do?” |
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Elder
Dallin H. Oaks, “Family History: In Wisdom and in Order,” Ensign, June
1989 (general conference address) |
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“Why is family history work
important?” |
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Elder
Henry B. Eyring, “Hearts Bound Together,” Ensign, May 2005 (general
conference address) |
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“How do I get started?” |
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President
James E. Faust, “The Phenomenon That is You,” Ensign, November 2003
(general conference address) President
Boyd K. Packer, “Your Family History: Getting Started,” Ensign, August
2003 (article) |
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