LDS Leadership and Consultant Classes at #RootsTech 2018

LDS Leadership Training at #RootsTech


With a commission to help Latter-Day Saints to "Find, Take, and Teach" with regards to temple and family history work, RootsTech offers classes to encourage, train, and inspire LDS Temple and Family History Consultants, High Priest Group Leaders, Stake Presidencies, Bishoprics, and Branch Presidencies in their callings. LDS leaders may also benefit from the additional classes available for the Discovery Day Pass, while Consultants should take courses that will help them research and help answer questions for their patrons.




Consultant
Wednesday9:30 AMConsultant Class: Start with the Heart
Wednesday11:00 AMConsultant Class: Ministering to Others Brings Joy
Wednesday3:00 PMDiscover, Gather & Strengthen Your Family Together
Thursday11:00 AMConsultant Class: Living Memory Discovery Experiences
Thursday1:30 PMConsultant Class: Discovery Experiences in the Tree
Friday4:30 PMHelping Consultants Succeed
Leaders
Thursday4:30 PMUsing Family History to do Missionary Work
Friday4:30 PMHelping Consultants Succeed
Saturday1:00 PMUsing Family History in your Leadership Calling

 There are additional classes for consultants on Saturday!!! These classes are free as a part of the Discovery Day pass for no charge.


Discovery Day
Saturday11:00 AMConsultant Class: Start with the Heart.
Saturday2:30 PMConsultant Class: Ministering to Others Brings Joy.
Saturday4:00 PMConsultant Class: Living Memory Discovery Experiences.
Saturday4:00 PMConsultant Class: Discovery Experiences in the Tree.

 If you're a temple and family history consultant or a high priest group leader tasked with encouraging family history in your wards and branches, these classes will be beneficial to you and your calling.
To review previous tracks, visit:






  • Getting Started Track
  • App Based Classes
  • Collaboration Classes
  • DNA Classes
  • British Isles Classes
  • Tree Building Classes
  • International Location Classes
  • Methodology Classes
  • Military Research Classes
  • Organization Classes 

    • If you don't find a class during an hour that appeals to you, be prepared for mini-classes in the Expo Hall to fill the void. Stay tuned, and we'll keep this month of RootsTech madness going!!! 

    Have you watched the GBA.BUZZ Video yet? Learn how to play the Scavenger Hunt in the Expo Hall!

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    1. Devon Noel LeeFebruary 12, 2018 at 8:48 AM

      Amy Archibald just sent a livestream leadership training that would benefit those #NotAtRootsTech. Here's a link https://www.facebook.com/events/785774974944961/

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