Juror Greg Olsen, an internationally renowned artist best known for multi-denominational biblical paintings, can't wait to see the artwork you submit. There are two categories, amateur and professional, so there's a place for everyone. Submissions close November 15, 2026.
Click the link for more details: thecompassgallery.com/rootsa…
Save the date!
The live broadcast of Luz de las Naciones (Light of the Nations) is on November 14, 2026. Don’t miss it!
Click the link to add them to the Family Tree! familysearch.org/en/tree/gui…
Watch the live broadcast in Spanish at 8 p.m. MST on the Luz de las Naciones website. English and Portuguese subtitles will also be available.
More information: newsroom.churchofjesuschrist…
"One of the ways I think you describe the love of God is being remembered. And so, that's one way that I can show the love of God is trying to remember my family." —Alex
Remembering the people who came before us is one of the most simple, human ways we show and feel love.
The FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City is a place anyone can go to make connections with their family. Family is why we are celebrating the upcoming rededication of the historic Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
These young people came from all over the world to experience it in person. Click the link to learn more about the celebration. churchofjesuschrist.org/?lan…
"My grandfather died when I was about 12 years old. All I can remember of him is his face when he was older. I've always wanted, in my heart, to be able to see a photo of him when he was younger."
When you add a photo to the Tree, it can help others discover their family too. It might be the face someone else has been hoping to see.
Click the link to see who you look like in your family history from what's already been shared. familysearch.org/en/campaign…
#FamilySearch #AddWhatYouKnow #FamilyPhotos
"My grandparents on both sides passed away when I was very young, so I don't really have a relationship with them. So the information my sons have dug up about their past is really interesting to me."—Kim Candilora
More than 138 million new records from 26 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, Italy, and more, are now searchable. These new records give you another chance to deepen your understanding of your family story.




