Serving Lindon and North Orem
Find Temple names. Bless your life. Help others do the same.
Whether you want help finding 30 temple names in 30 minutes, deeper family-history skills, or training to serve others, start with the path that fits you.
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What would you like help doing?
Choose the path that best describes your goal. We’ll guide you to the most useful tools, training, and next steps instead of asking you to sort through everything yourself.
Find names todayFind 30 family names for temple work today
Begin with Rescue Me, watch the short overview, and follow a guided search that can help you find family names without first learning all of family history.
Begin with Rescue Me
Build lasting skillsHow do I learn or improve my family-history skills?
Whether you are a beginner or an expert, choose one meaningful goal, use current FamilySearch lessons, and bring the lesson or a question from your own tree to a Center consultant for help.
Choose a learning goal
Prepare to serveI’m a new ward consultant. Where do I start?
Master Rescue Me and VP, use trusted training resources to help others, grow your family-history and research skills, and meet with ward members to help them move forward and receive the promised blessing of gathering Israel.
Begin the new-consultant path
Stake & ward leadersAs a leader, what steps can I take to bless those I serve?
Set the example for those you lead, engage trained consultants, invite leaders and council members to lead by example, identify those in the ward or wards whose role is to help members access the blessings, and take the “Lead a Ward Effort” training.
Explore the leader path
Lead a ward effortLead a Ward Effort for Needed Blessings
Get trained and prepare ward consultants, unite the bishopric and ward council around promised blessings, assign consultants to guide members, and invite members to spend 30 minutes helping ancestors while exercising their faith for the blessings they seek.
Build the ward effortFeatured training
Find a family name with Rescue Me
Learn a simple, repeatable way to explore your family tree, review possible opportunities, and verify what you find in FamilySearch.
Begin the Rescue Me path