Scot and Maurine Proctor of Meridian Magazine sit down with Steve Rockwood, the President of Family Search International and Elder Bradley D. Cook, the Executive Director of the LDS Church’s Family History Department RootsTech 2017
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Meridian Magazine at RootsTech: Family Search and Church Family History Department Exclusive Interview

Scot and Maurine Proctor of Meridian Magazine sit down with Steve Rockwood, the President of Family Search International and Elder Bradley D. Cook, the Executive Director of the LDS Church’s Family History Department.
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In this Meridian Magazine video, Steve Rockwood, the President of Family Search International and Elder Bradley D. Cook, the Executive Director of the LDS Church’s Family History Department, address the difference between genealogy being all about records (“genealogy affects the charts”) and family history being all about stories (“family history affects the hearts”).

They also discuss the new Family History Discovery Center on Temple Square and LeVar Burton‘s powerful address at RootsTech 2017.

Thanks, Scot and Maurine, for getting this behind-the-scenes footage with these two great men and for getting the inside scoop!

 

 

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