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BYU Family History Conference Focuses on Emotion, Spirit of the Work – Church News and Events

“We believe that this is primarily a highly emotional effort,” he said. “And the emotions that one feels when one does this—and these emotions are universal—are feelings of love, joy, peace, goodness, righteousness, truth. … We want everyone to feel those strong positive emotions, and we know that when we engage in this wonderful thing called family history it is very, very easy for them to feel those emotions.“
No matter a person’s age, faith, or locale, all are able to draw upon the “emotion” that comes from family history work.