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“With All Diligence” (Stories of the Saints in the DR Congo Part 4)

September 25, 2018 by Jeffrey M. Bradshaw

Author’s note: This series shares six stories about members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Each story is framed in the context of a Christlike attribute. This article with examples of diligence in family history work is an adapted and expanded from part 4 of a presentation given at the FairMormon 2018 Conference.

Family history work in places like the DR Congo calls for a particular kind of diligence. This story illustrates the quiet work the institutional Church and the local Saints are doing on an impressively large scale to preserve vanishing family records.

The video version of the entire FairMormon presentation is available on the FairMormon YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJl9FvLKmjw

The article relating to this story can be found at the Interpreter Foundation website: “With All Diligence” — Stories of the Saints in the DR Congo, Part 4

If you would like to watch the other presentations from the 2018 FairMormon Conference, you can still purchase video streaming.

Filed Under: Conversion, LDS History, Power of Testimony Tagged With: Church in Africa, Daniel Tusey Kola, Diligence, DR Congo, Family History, Genealogy, Oral Genealogy, Sylvestre Muzengo Mambasah, Thierry Mutombo

RiseUp podcast: Using Family History Work to Overcome Trials of Faith, Depression, and Addiction

January 23, 2015 by NickGalieti

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In what might be an unlikely option for people that are experiencing questions about their faith, on this episode, Nick Galieti sits down with Craig L. Foster of the Church’s Family History Library to talk about how doing Family History work can help people who are experiencing trials of faith, wanting to overcome addictions, or even dealing with depression.

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Filed Under: Faith Crisis, Hosts, Nick Galieti, Podcast, RiseUp Tagged With: Addiction Recovery, Depression, Family History

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