LDS apostle Jeffrey R. Holland surprises attendees by speaking at RootsTech 2025, paying tribute to his late wife and ...

RootsTech 2025 is in the books, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still learn from it. Taped sessions from the annual Salt Lake ...

FamilySearch CEO Steve Rockwood opened RootsTech 2025 with an invitation to "discover" family history. He was joined by ...

Millions of people from across the globe will participate in-person and virtually this week in the world’s largest family ...

Rockwood said last year at RootsTech, visitors saw the potential of generative AI, but this year they will see applications.

It’s hard not to wonder what an extra dose of the curiosity, humility, and gratitude inherent in family history could mean ...

RootsTech held March 6-8 is the largest genealogical conference in the world—with millions of participants, content in 23 languages, and experiences in-person as well as online.

RootsTech is being held March 6-8, 2025, and is the largest genealogical conference in the world with millions of participants, content in 23 languages, and experiences in-person and online.

The 15th rendition of RootsTech looks to not only cater to thousands of in-person attendees but also meet the needs of a mass ...

Elder Neil L. Andersen, his wife Kathy Andersen and President Jeffrey R. Holland shared their testimonies of family history at the end of RootsTech, a family history conference, following music from ...

The global family discovery event RootsTech is underway in Salt Lake City and online at RootsTech.org. It will run through ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Steve Rockwood said he was "humbled" by the millions of people already joining RootsTech online and the many people who were flooding into the Salt Palace Convention Center ...