Family History Center

The Family History Center is a service and facility provided and operated by
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The purpose of the center
is to facilitate genealogical research. The fundamental reason why the church 
provides this service is because one of their fundamental tenets is that church 
members can retroactively baptize deceased family members, especially ancestors, 
into the church so that, the church believes, they may receive salvation.

The main center is in Salt Lake City, Utah, where the headquarters of the
LDS Church is located. There are satellite centers at many of the
churches around the world. However, these are less important than they once
were because much of the center's information is now available on-line.

The Center is one of the world's premiere genealogical libraries and
research centers, and is open to non-Mormons as well as Mormons.

FamilySearch.org

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