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Ordinances Ready: FamilySearch App Feature Helps Find Temple Ordinances for Your Ancestors • FamilySearch

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For Church members, the ultimate temple and family history goal is to provide saving ordinances for their ancestors.This can happen whether …

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  • DougKirkpatrick
    DougKirkpatrick ✭
    July 1

    I want to Share B & C with my granddaughter, but all I see are male names from Ordinances Ready. How can I share my female names with my granddaughter?

    Doug Kirkpatrick

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  • Amy Archibald
    Amy Archibald mod
    July 1

    @DougKirkpatrick

    Don't use Ordinances Ready. That is only for ordinances for the sex of the logged in user for one temple session.

    Go directly to your Reservation list: https://www.familysearch.org/temple/reservations From there you can share directly with another individual, or print ordinance cards for the desired ordinances.

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  • JonesDonnaR
    JonesDonnaR ✭
    July 19

    I'm a bit confused about Ordinances Ready which I have been using for some time now. Sometimes a name will show up (for instance SP) that is ready to be done but one or both parents are lacking all or some of the work. Don't the parents have to be sealed to each other before children can be sealed to them? So basically I'm asking if names showing up under ordinances ready are really ready or should we check to be sure all of the other work has been done before proceeding? It seems like just using this list could get some of the ordinances out of order at times.

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  • Amy Archibald
    Amy Archibald mod
    July 20

    @JonesDonnaR

    Please sign in to FamilySearch to view this Help Center article:

    Why are the temple ordinance dates out of order in Family Tree?

    "The Ordinances Ready feature allows sealings to be done before the individual ordinances. It is acceptable to perform these sealing-to-spouse ordinances without checking that the individual ordinances have been performed."

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