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Mormon Stories #1076: An Insider’s View of Mormon Genealogy and Temple Work - Don Casias Pt. 2
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57:12Now PlayingIn this episode we will interview Don Anderson (Casias) regarding the 12+ years he worked as Sr. Vice President of Patron & Partner Services for FamilySearch for the Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Topics we will discuss today include:
- The process for name extraction, and the challenge to find enough names for temple work.
- The use and occasional re-use of ordinance names for temple work.
- The tendency to harvest names of famous people to do their temple work. - The controversy around the performance of ordinances for holocaust victims.
- Concerns around the ability to prevent temple work from being done for those who do not desire the work.
- The Mormon genealogy industry. - How FamilySearch handles the history of deceased church leaders.
- His interactions with LDS apostles during his work there.
- His own story/faith journey.
- And much, much more!
Mormon Stories #1075: Don Casias Pt. 1
Mormon Stories #1077: Don Casias Pt. 3
Mormon Stories #1078: Don Casias Pt. 4
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