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In Which We Bid Farewell to NewFamilySearch and Welcome Family Tree
The Church genealogical database NewFamilySearch (NFS) has been frustrating for so many people, particularly those who do actual genealogical research and care about accuracy. NFS allowed people with no particular skill to upload sketchy aggregated online family trees (usually culled from Ancestral File, Ancestry, and RootsWeb) and have their data look as valid as the correct information. Family Search recently released a replacement for NFS. It is called Family Tree. So far, I’m impressed. It has solved some of the worst of the problems with NFS and whereas it was hardly worth correcting NFS, I’ve found it worthwhile to go in and start correcting the record in Family Tree.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Viral Video: Phone Snubbing & How It's Dangerous for Relationships
How many of you have been with the person you're dating or your spouse really enjoying the moment and feeling close and connected, and then the cell phone comes out. Suddenly, they become zoned in on another discussion somewhere on social media, and you're left still trying to cling to the moment.
From the Church
Special issue of New Era for September
The September issue of The New Era will be dedicated to the young women Personal Progress and young men Duty to God programs. This special issue contains examples of how these programs affect the lives of the youth and also offers suggestions on how to accomplish the goals set forth in these Church programs. "The youth of the Church have been given a great trust and mission," said Elder Shayne M. Bowen of the Seventy. "Their participation in Duty to God and Personal Progress will help them fulfill their responsibilities and reach their full potential. We hope this issue will assist them in these efforts. This issue shares examples of young men and young women who have created plans to meet the needs of their families and communities."
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Latter-day Saint Life
Latter-day Saint Ukrainian refugees find kindness in new lands and peace in Christ
By Church News
For many Latter-day Saints, leaving Ukraine meant bidding farewell to loved ones remaining behind and beginning a very foreign journey with an unknown future.
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From the Church
10 special photos from Pres. Bingham’s and Pres. Cordon’s ministry in Asia
By Emily Linder
President Jean B. Bingham and President Bonnie H. Cordon visited Cambodia, Singapore, and Thailand. See highlights from their trip.
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Fun
Check out this cool time-lapse video of Temple Square in December
By Haley Lundberg
Watch for the temple’s missing spires and the construction crane decked out in Christmas lights!
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From the Church
Honor code updated for Church schools
By Church News
Revisions to the honor code standardize expectations for students and are consistent with the principles taught in the Church’s ‘For the Strength of Youth’ guide.
Sponsored: Cozy, chic and comfortable sets for this winter season
By Sweet Salt Clothing, Advertiser
As the weather starts to get cooler, it is finally time to bring out cozy clothing pieces. At Sweet Salt our sweater and skirt sets are staples for your winter wardrobe. We have created these sets to help you feel great for any occasion. From lounging at home to running holiday errands, these sets are so versatile while being cozy, chic and comfortable.
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From the Church
The 2025 ‘Come, Follow Me’ manual is now available online
By Haley Lundberg
The brand new “Come, Follow Me” manual for 2025 is now available on the Church’s website and in the Gospel Library app.
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Latter-day Saint Life
5 Big Changes in Relief Society During Linda K. Burton's Presidency
By Danielle B. Wagner
Sister Linda K. Burton became the 16th Relief Society General President on March 31, 2012. Over the past five years, Sister Burton and her counselors—Sister Carole M. Stephens, first counselor, and Sister Linda S. Reeves, second counselor—have served during many significant changes in the Relief Society. Here are just a few significant moments: