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1. Fwd: [LDS-WC-L] opposition and church policy [1]
------_Part_3a27df86-0108-4267-010203040506 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear Listers; I have been on the move and watching the list but without time to dedicate to the program in the last few months. I must respectively but quite stongly disagree with Sis. Gross' comments. No one has the time to do what she is mentioning. I have been in most of the postions mentioned and can assure all of you that this is one path to professional clergy, particularly i
2. [LDS-WC-L] Re: TempleReady Reference Guide [1]
A (hopefully) final word on the TempleReady Reference Guide, from page 1 of that same guide: "This reference guide contains instructions for using TempleReady. It is intended for members of the Church who are preparing their family names for temple ordinances. This guide will also help stake and ward family history consultants and Family History Center Staff as they help members use TempleReady. This reference guide is distributed only to TempleReady sites and stake and ward family history consultants." So
3. [LDS-WC-L] Re: opposition [1]
At the beginning of this topic, the first problem was finding a place to have the activity. Then we got sidetracked on the issue of what is appropriate. I'd like to go back to the location problem. We used to have our staff meetings repeatedly bumped from the rooms which we had reserved at the stake center where our FHC is housed. One day I remarked in the presence of our stake president that I felt like the FHC was the "poor relative" who got only the hand-me-downs and left-overs. It was not the fault of
4. [LDS-WC-L] Fw: 1930 census for U.S. [1]
For those of you that were asking about the 1930 Census. This is the message I got in answer from the director of the Allen Co., Lib. in Fort Wayne.....They are a big library so they may get theirs early....I know Curt had the 1920 on order more that a year before the release. NOTE the year.......for getting it. Sis Mahan in Indiana ----- Original Message ----- From: Curt Witcher To: wmmahan Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 5:54 AM Subject: Re: 1930 census for U.S.
5. RE: [LDS-WC-L] opposition and church policy [1]
I see a difference between the words >"Absolutely nothing is to be done in the >wards without the bishop's approval" and the words >In NO WAY are ward or stake consultants >to decide to step outside the limits >set by their ward or stake leaders In the first case I assume if I had any idea on how to carry out my stewardship and fulfill my calling (and this did not go against any church direction received to date) that I would still have to take that to the Bishop and have him approve each thing. In the
6. [LDS-WC-L] Message from the listownerRE: :opposition and church policy [1]
My Dear Brothers & Sisters: It is time to drop this subject. People are begining to leave the room... and personally I am a little tired of hearing this debate myself We could argue to doomsday which is right or wrong. I have my opinion just like everyone else, but we each have to do what we think God tells us we can or should do. That is our free agency. Maybe some of us are on a different celestial phone line or there is static on some of our lines. That is not for me to say. A
7. [LDS-WC-L] Re: Mac Program with LDS Support [1]
Does someone know -- What is the best Mac genealogy program with LDS Support. We have a family with Mac computers who have an old version of Family Reunion. Is there a Mac update for this? They want to pick up their family history research and begin working on it again. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Will disks from Mac for Temple Ready have to be converted or what? Thanks.
8. RE: [LDS-WC-L] Family History Specialists [1]
I believe that Family History Specialists is a general term, and may have been used to describe a specific calling in the past. However, the handbook , Administrative Guide fo Family History Centers, and the Family History Center Operations Guide all refer to personnel as "staff members" whether they "... serve on a called or volunteer basis..." (Family History Center Operations Guide p.7 Section 3) Hope this helps, Richard Holien - Director Salt River Stake Family History Center Mesa, AZ -----Original
9. Re: [LDS-WC-L] Re: Member participation [1]
A new program that I am working on and the Bishop and ward council are also working with me on this is called "The 444 Program-4-Generations 4- Every family in 4- months." The object is to help complete a four generation pedigree for every member and family in a four month period. This will be starting in Jan (after the holidays) and it will be incorporated into every program. The adults will be teaching how to use PAF, familysearch, how to research etc. The missionary leaders and I will be workin
10. [LDS-WC-L] Re: LDS-WARD-CONSULTANT-D Digest V00 #308 [1]
Hi Jackie I don't know where you live, plus maybe you are a stake leader. I am a ward family history consultant. I make phone calls to everyone (active in our ward) and ask them if they would like to take the six week course in genealogy. Most say yes. I'm in the process of installing PAF on all member's computers. One goal is to find out the hometeachers of the inactives and see if they have any interest in genealogy. I go in their homes, or set up appointments to meet me at the library on my time (Tuesday
11. [LDS-WC-L] LDS Family Search Discussion List [1]
There is a new E-mail discussion list to help us learn to use the LDS Family Search web site better, and to share the things we have learned. To try it out, you can join by sending an E-mail to LDS-FamilySearch-Website-subscribe@egroups.com and put the word subscribe in the text window. Don't put your name or anything else in the text window. You can also join by going to http://www.egroups.com/group/LDS-FamilySearch-Website Tom Sevy
12. RE: [LDS-WC-L] opposition and church policy [1]
> Absolutely nothing is to be done in the wards without the bishop's > approval and nothing is to be done in the stake without the approval of > the stake presidency. I disagree. Please show me chapter and verse that states this. I rather recall quotes like "teach them correct principles and let them lead themselves". By the way, I full agree that some members have really messed things up at various times. I could write a long boring diatribe of those as well. Alan -----Original Message-----
13. [LDS-WC-L] family history displays [1]
I am a stake family history consultant and some while ago, I read a posting to the list about a consultant making a display in the foyer of family history. For my Christmas letter to our consultants , I thought I would make up a page of suggestions on how to make an appealing display. If any of you have made such a display or seen a display like this, I would really like to hear from you. I am specifically wanting to know what kind of things were in the display, how often it was made, where in the church
14. [LDS-WC-L] Re: A Word of Caution [1]
We have one of our staff members who is about 75 years old. She was very surprised to find herself listed in the Ordinance Index a few years ago with ordinance work done and listed as dead. Someone had put in deceased under death date and sent her name in to have the work done. She actually had done her own work and she is definitely not dead. When she contacted this person to ask her about it, she didn't have much to say and didn't even apologize. So that just goes to prove that there are some out there wh
15. [LDS-WC-L] PAF and more PAF [1]
I got a chuckle out of the last couple of messages regarding PAF 4 and PAF 5. When will it come... to be or not to be ... or Some day my ......... will come. It is just like the update to IGI, all I know is it is coming. I do enjoy the comments by other Family History Consultants on this site. I am learning more and more as I go along. Not everyone's family history is cut and dried. It is great when one has an uncommon problem and there are people out there to give opinions and answers. Can you imagine
16. [LDS-WC-L] Family Search Video [1]
I purchased the Family Search video for myself from 123genealogy and it is great. I learned a lot from it even tho I have used the site a lot. I plan to use it in my FH classes about internet genealogy. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in making the best use of the site. The discussion list that just started will probably be helpful too. Pam Johnson
17. [LDS-WC-L] PAF 5.0 problem [1]
Hello all! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! I've downloaded the new PAF 5.0 & have had a problem doing a couple of things, & wanted to know if any of you have experienced this yet. I tried to make a gedcom file, & also do a Match/Merge & the same problem happens. When the box opens up to detail those things, the new box is so large, that the bottom of the box is not to be seen. And that is where the "OK" button, etc. is supposed to be - need to click the OK button or the Merge button to finish th
18. Re: [LDS-WC-L] Temple Ready Reference Guide [1]
Tom, I hope you have read the other postings referencing this. The Temple Ready Reference Guide is a manual for use by the FHC, and Stake and Ward Consultants, etc. Trudy > Tom: > When you take a Temple ready disk to the Family History Library, They > give you this guide. It is 3 pages long and essentially says: Prayerfully > select individuals and families ,Quality is more importantant than quantity, > Names submitted must have a namd, date and place,learn the different > calendar systems, avoid
19. [LDS-WC-L] New additions to Beyond the Veil at www.lds-family-history.org [1]
Hey gang, I've posted on Beyond the Veil (www.lds-family-history.org) a copy of our new stake family history newsletter, the Salt Lake Lantern. It's in Adobe .pdf format, which means it can be viewed and printed exactly as it appears in WordPerfect. The Lantern will be used to proliferate the following information to family history leaders in stakes and wards: * Quotes from manuals listing the family history duties assigned to each calling. * Introductions to family history resources like the Ancestral
20. [LDS-WC-L] Commercial Audio and Video Materials in Meetinghouse Libraries [1]
I have been challenged on my statement about the material kept in the Meetinghouse libraries. Let me quote you from the Manuel what it says about non Church materials in Meetinghouse Libraries. CHURCH HANDBOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS, BOOK 2, SECTION 13, MEETINGHOUSE LIBRARIES PAGE 287 UNDER COMMERCIAL AUDIO AND VIDEO MATERIALS "Audio and video materials that are not approved for Distribution through Church distribution centers, including animated scripture videocassettes, may not be stored in or circulated from
21. RE: [LDS-WC-L] Opposition [1]
After going back and re-reading the posts, I would like to add what I got out of the discussion. Whether or not some particular material or skits should be used is not the important thing here, but the principles and guidelines we use in our respective callings. The most important principle mentioned was seeking divine inspiration and guidance in what and how we teach. We have a right to that came into place when we were called, accepted and set apart for our calling. Further guidance is in the ha
22. RE: [LDS-WC-L] my answer [1]
It sounds like you belong to a different LDS church than the one I joined over 30 years ago. The HPGL does work with the Bishop but he reports to and is responsible to the Stake President. The HPGL has the right of inspiration regarding home teaching assignments, it is in his stewardship. And while in some situations he will consult with the Bishop, the Bishop does not approve every single home teaching assignment in my Ward or in my Stake. I know this as the HP secretary who tracks all HT assignments, I
23. [LDS-WC-L] Christmas 2000 Gift [1]
I want to thank those who were more careful than I when they read the posting about when PAF5 will be released. Of course. It is completely clear that PAF5 will be our Year 2000 Christmas Present. For what it's worth, my Bishop and next door neighbor works for the LDS Church as a computer security specialist. Last year he was not allowed to take leave just before and after the new year. (Remember the Y2K problem that never happened.) I can tell you that for special needs, the Church's compute
24. Re: [LDS-WC-L] Constitution Hanging by a Tread Source? [1]
Hi Gaye, Here are three references. Hope this helps. your 27th cousin, Samuel Jarvis Mesa, Arizona, USA - - - - - - - - - - - - (Decisions For Successful Living, p. 209) Someone has said, "He who carries the lamp will not despair no matter how dark the night. That lamp I call faith." (Myron C. Taylor.) I have faith in the future of this promised land of America and in its institutions of representative government, but more than that, I have faith in you, the youth of America, to build even more
25. [LDS-WC-L] Training Sylabus [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Jill & Bernie Christensen Date: Sunday, December 03, 2000 9:29 PM >Richard Holien; >The following text is from a handout developed by our stake Family History Consultant. I hope it comes through ok and that it is useful. > >JC ............................................................................................................................ > >All responsibilities delineated in this handout are taken from the Church >Handbook of Inst
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