My Guilt Was Swept Away

I left the family history class upset. I felt I had done enough, yet a stirring within my soul told me there was something more I could do.

George D. Durrant, “My Guilt Was Swept Away,” Ensign, Jan 2009, 34–35

A couple of years ago in a Sunday school class, the teacher encouraged us to do our family history research. He directed the message to everyone in the class, but I felt singled out. I felt I had done my duty and more. My family lines were traced back as far as possible;