Fayetteville North Carolina Stake | Temple and Family History

TEMPLE AND FAMILY HISTORY

Preserve your family story, and perform saving ordinances for them in the temple

Temple and Family History

Family history is discovering our family members, gathering information about them and their story, and preserving that information. It is also performing saving ordinances for them in temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. FamilySearch.org and the FamilySearch Tree and FamilySearch Memories apps are the Church’s primary resources to accomplish family history work.

Raleigh North Carolina Temple

The Raleigh North Carolina Temple was the first temple built in North Carolina. The Raleigh North Carolina Temple closed on January 7, 2018, for extensive renovation. During the remodel, crews upgraded the mechanical and electrical systems, made spaces ADA compliant, moved windows and doors to accommodate minor floor plan changes, enclosed the entrance canopy, and raised the height of the steeple by 10 feet.

Sealing Room: Families Can Continue Forever

Address

574 Bryan Drive
Apex, North Carolina 27502
United States
Telephone: (+1) 919-362-4135

Services

NO clothing rental available
NO cafeteria food served
NO patron housing available
NO distribution center nearby

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Family History Training

This section has information and guides to help you with Temple and Family History work. As we share discoveries, stories, photographs, and other memories, we establish family bonds and strengthen the love between our family members. In this sense, family history is much more than just researching names, dates, and places. The following videos are provided by familyhistorylife.com.

Family History Training

How to Create an Account and Login on FamilySearch.org

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Tips and Tricks on find Records on FamilySearch

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How to Merge Records on FamilySearch

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Leadership Help

This section has information and guides to help Temple and Family History leaders with work of salvation in our stake. By participating in temple and family history service, we discover more about ourselves and our ancestors. We can connect with our ancestors by performing essential ordinances for them in temples. As we help our deceased family members progress on the covenant path, we can increase the influence of the Spirit in our lives and deepen our testimonies of the plan of salvation.