RootsTech is thrilled to announce BYU football head coach Kalani Sitake, popular LDS speaker and BYU professor Hank Smith, and former NFL football player and television news anchor Vai Sikahema as featured speakers at the popular RootsTech Family Discovery Day event happening Saturday, February 11, 2017. More speakers and guests will be announced soon.
RootsTech Family Discovery Day is a FREE one-day event for families and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints but registration is required. There’s something for everyone at Family Discovery Day. Attendees are invited to come and hear inspiring messages, engage in interactive activities for all ages, and discover the latest technology, products and services in the family history industry by touring the expansive expo hall.
In addition to hearing inspiring messages from Kalani Sitake, Hank Smith, and Vai Sikahema, you will:
- Hear inspiring messages from General Authorities and other Church leaders to be announced in November.
- Experience the interactive expo hall, where families and friends can create a visual family tree, scan photos, and more.
- Be entertained at the RootsTech closing event with comedic entertainer Jason Hewlett, BYU men’s a cappella chorus, Vocal Point, and a cappella women’s chorus, Noteworthy.
- Attend a selection of classes designed to teach you how to find family names, prepare them for temple blessings, and teach others how to get started on building connections with their own families.
Rootstech Family Discovery Day is the perfect place to discover and share family connections through technology. For more information about Family Discovery Day, visit RootsTech.org.
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RootsTech Family Discovery Day 2017
As someone planning on attending RootsTech Family Discovery Day 2017, we invite you to extend the invitation to your family, friends, ward, and stake to join you at an event that promises to inspire all who attend to discover, connect, and share family stories across generations and ultimately offer ancestors the blessings of the temple. |
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