Save Memories to FamilySearch
Simple instructions for adding photos, stories, and audio memories to an ancestor’s FamilySearch profile.
View the guidesPractical resources organized around three meaningful next steps. You do not need to understand every tool—begin with the outcome you want.
Choose a guide or activity below, or ask a ward consultant to help you complete one meaningful result in a brief visit.
Save one photo, story, or memory and help family members feel connected across generations.
Simple instructions for adding photos, stories, and audio memories to an ancestor’s FamilySearch profile.
View the guidesInvite a family member to capture and share a short story from a parent, grandparent, or relative.
View the guidesIn-home and online activities designed to help the whole family discover and talk about ancestors.
Start an activityA printable collection of simple activities for talking, remembering, and connecting across generations.
Open the printable kitShort, useful family-history activities that can be completed during brief moments in your day.
Open the activity guideFind or prepare a family name, understand temple worship, or take the next step with someone else.
Identify missing links in your tree, beginning with help signing in to your Church and FamilySearch accounts.
Guide meDiscover available family names that are ready for temple ordinances in FamilySearch.
Find namesA video introduction to temple worship and preparation.
Watch the videoGuidance for youth and adults preparing for baptisms for the dead.
Start hereAsk for a personal invitation, help finding a name, or assistance connecting with a few people whose schedules fit yours.
Ask a consultantWork through one difficult ancestor, missing relationship, record, or research question.
Review short guidance for common FamilySearch tasks, family groups, and saving memories.
Explore the how-to guidesBring one ancestor, place, time period, and description of what you have already tried. A consultant can help identify a useful next step.
Meet the consultantsThis is not an official website of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is a local resource maintained by members of Kuna 3rd Ward to support temple and family history efforts.