NASW FAMILYHISTORY AUGUST ZOOM WITH YOUR 35 MIN ADDED COMMENTS

Here you go!  Thank you again for such great responses and ideas to pass along

to others who are wanting to teach family history to friends and family and ward members.



We appreciate you more than you know.  Save the Date - Saturday, September 12 5 pm AZ time - Primarily Primary will be the subject - how do you teach children about family history?  How much effort do you put into teaching genealogy basics?  Data input? Where do you draw the line between the proper data input and influence of the spirit to guide.....good ideas to ponder....SAVE THE DATE!



Ted and Karen Meyer

Zoom Playback fro m 8-15-20

 

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LINK TO THE ZOOM MEETING

We were able to recover the most valued section where you all were telling about your experiences with family history and working with others.

Thank you again for participating!

you can watch this first part separately - I re-recorded it so that it wasn't cut off by the timings.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjS2RGb0p-4PpjfnLKL2T0w0x_Ia?e=Mbnw67

so this one is better than the youtube.com

Notes from our August 15, 2020 Meeting

 Notes from our August 2020 Zoom Meeting

Thank you all for coming and participating!  It was great meeting you and finding out where you come from and how you are still managing to share family history, stay sheltered in place and work with others.  Here are some notes we have taken and summarization.

We discussed

•  training of Relief Society Presidencies and Elders Quorum Presidencies.  
• the fact that the HC over TFH does not have to do the training alone.  He can pass the tools to a trusted Stake Consultant and step back waiting for opportunities to personally mentor.

If you need tools, here is a matrix for them:

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AjS2RGb0p-4PpjBd5YkUuSrhnocO?e=RkTjBd

URGENT REQUEST....If I get a message that you edited something, that means you didn't download it to your hard drive, rename it and your edited work may have saved on my OneDrive....please...this is a trust issue.  

We need you to use anything that is helpful to you in your calling, just email us and tell us you are trying it out.  Otherwise, we just have a name...and a document that has been changed and we won't be able to share this way....

I have a few names of people who have edited the Relief Society check list "to the temple" which can be saved as any AUX for an excellent checklist, but not easily if someone has already altered formulas or titles.....

You are welcome to download and use them.  Please don't change any of the verbiage as it is just as it appears in the handbook, or straight from our notes from our meetings in Salt Lake City.  Once you download anything, please change the name slightly by adding a 1 or if you DO make a change, our one drive will try to save it over our originals.

Here is the pdf of the presentation with clickable links

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AjS2RGb0p-4Ppi-KfVrz-D6Nm_ur?e=ZXaqGP

Here is the audio and presentation - the one with Zoom failed miserably and we only recovered 2 minutes.  Better luck next time.

We discussed

• Ward Council Meetings and who should now attend.

 The important role of the Stake Temple and Family History Consultant

All callings have incredible value to their Wards and Stakes, but we've noticed that the Stake TFHC has the most contact with the outside world and we value their kindness and friendliness to their Community.  

Did  you know that Genealogy is considered the 2nd most popular hobby in the world?  A lot of people in and out of the church agree with this.  Though....it's difficult to see where the polling came from to substantiate the truth, I choose to believe it.

“ …hobby experts believe that genealogy ranks second only to gardening as American’s favorite pastime.” --

-- ABCNews

According to ABCNews, genealogy is second to gardening in terms of popularity.

USAToday discusses the roots of genealogy’s popularity

This makes the contact points between the Stake Libraries and Consultants and the public crucial.  When calling someone to that calling, YOU are the PEOPLE PERSON that Elder D. Todd Christofferson refers to in this quote about callings.  Of course, he is more general speaking about all family history consultants, but consider the fact that you have the most visibility to non members, you should be on your toes to reach out and befriend new families and friends to help them with this amazing hobby.  

“If I were a bishop again, my approach would be to charge the [TEMPLE AND FAMILY HISTORY LEADER] high priests group leader with the responsibility to lead out in the ward council on this subject. I would ensure that we had one or more . . . family history consultants who were ‘people persons’ who could work under his direction. . . . I imagine that in the course of a year we could help at least ten families. In five years, we could have a corps of fifty families active at some level in family history and its attendant temple work. That to me would be a successful, well-run program.”
Elder D. Todd Christofferson

We will discuss this more on our ZOOM meeting this Saturday at 5 pm Arizona Time.  Here is the invitation.  Though we have 9 Stakes, we have a large membership room on Zoom and invite others to come and share what they have done in these COVID19 times to help increase awareness about genealogy and encourage non members to seek out the gospel.  We hope you have been watching our previous 2 zoom meetings about inviting the Missionaries to help you so that by the time someone is interested in baptism, they already have over 100 names to keep them busy for the entire first year of membership right up until they are sealed (if that is their desire) or take our their endowments.

See you Saturday!  This is our meeting ID and Password:

Ted and Karen Meyer is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: NASWFAMILYHISTORY - Zoom Meeting

Time: Aug 15, 2020 05:00 PM Arizona

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URGENT REQUEST....If I get a message that you edited something, that means you didn't download it to your hard drive, rename it and your edited work may have saved on my OneDrive....please...this is a trust issue.  

We need you to use anything that is helpful to you in your calling, just email us and tell us you are trying it out.  Otherwise, we just have a name...and a document that has been changed and we won't be able to share this way....

I have a few names of people who have edited the Relief Society check list "to the temple" which can be saved as any AUX for an excellent checklist, but not easily if someone has already altered formulas or titles.....