1108. A MARVELOUS NEW TOOL: FamilySearch Blog Blog / Temple and Family History / Ordinances Ready Inspiring Members around the World

I found this only a few weeks ago, and I've used it many times already!  I printed out an endowment, and initiatories from it, and did them yesterday!  It 
is so amazing the helps we now have, to take names to the Temple!  If there aren't any names from your own family, it will bring up 5 names from the Temple file to do.  I got some for my grand-daughters to do baptisms for the dead during the Christmas holidays!

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Ordinances Ready Is Inspiring Members around the World 

The new Ordinances Ready feature simplifies finding family ordinances that are ready for the temple. Give it a try, then show others how easy it is.

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Ordinances Ready Inspiring Members around the World

January 11, 2019 By 
Ordinances Ready
“While temple and family history work has the power to bless those beyond the veil, it has an equal power to bless the living.”—President Russell M. Nelson, April 2010 General Conference
Ordinances Ready is a new FamilySearch tool that simplifies finding names for the temple, allowing you more time to serve your family and enjoy the blessings of the temple. Try it for yourself, and read how others are using the Ordinances Ready feature.

Green Means Go—Use Ordinances Ready for Your Next Temple Visit

  1. Download the Family Tree app for iOS or Android. Click here for more help.
  2. Sign in, and find the Temple page.
    1. For iOS, tap the temple icon at the bottom of the app screen.
    2. For Android, tap the 3-bar menu at the top left. Then select Temple.
  3. Tap the Ordinances Ready button, and then choose an ordinance—baptism and confirmation, initiatory, endowment, sealing to parents, or sealing to spouse.
  4. The app will search the tree and temple inventory for available ordinances, and soon you will have five names pop up!
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