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This white paper discusses how to handle temple ordinances for deceased ancestors within Family Tree, including how to correct and preserve ordinance records.

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How to fill out Managing Ordinances in Family Tree

1. Log in to your Family Tree account.
2. Navigate to the person whose ordinances you want to manage.
3. Click on the 'Ordinances' tab in their profile.
4. Review the list of ordinances that need to be completed.
5. Click on 'Manage Ordinances' to access the management interface.
6. Update the status of each ordinance as needed (e.g., 'Completed', 'Not Available').
7. Add any necessary notes or details for each ordinance.
8. Save your changes to update the ordinance records.

Who needs Managing Ordinances in Family Tree?

1. Individuals who are responsible for tracking and managing temple ordinances for themselves or their family members.
2. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who participate in ordinance work.
3. Family historians who want to ensure all necessary ordinances are recorded and completed.

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What is Managing Ordinances in Family Tree?

Managing Ordinances in Family Tree refers to the process of overseeing and coordinating the ordinances performed for individuals in a family history context, ensuring that relatives have the correct ordinances documented and managed.

Who is required to file Managing Ordinances in Family Tree?

Individuals who have information about family members, including genealogists, family historians, and members of faith communities who are responsible for performing ordinances, are typically required to file Managing Ordinances in Family Tree.

How to fill out Managing Ordinances in Family Tree?

To fill out Managing Ordinances in Family Tree, one must access the Family Tree platform, select the individual for whom the ordinance is being managed, and then enter details such as type of ordinance, date performed, and any relevant notes in the appropriate fields provided.

What is the purpose of Managing Ordinances in Family Tree?

The purpose of Managing Ordinances in Family Tree is to maintain accurate records of religious ordinances performed for ancestors, facilitate family connections and provide a way to honor and support those in one's lineage through these sacred rites.

What information must be reported on Managing Ordinances in Family Tree?

Information that must be reported on Managing Ordinances in Family Tree includes the name of the individual, type of ordinance (such as baptism or confirmation), date and place of the ordinance, and any additional pertinent details about the individuals involved.