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- New Online Joseph Smith Papers Content Features Nauvoo-era Tithing Records
Hundreds of pages of these Nauvoo, Illinois, era tithing records, with images and searchable transcripts, are now available for free on the Joseph Smith Papers website Kuehn first announced the online publication of the Nauvoo-era tithing records while presenting at the Joseph Smith Papers conference in September
- Church History and Record Keeping - The Church of Jesus Christ of . . .
The Church History Library, built in 2009, housed millions of original documents, photographs, audio-visual recordings, and other material artifacts The Church History Department, the successor of the Historian’s Office, continued to expand efforts to preserve and publish Church history
- Tithing Office, 1861 - Church History Museum
Tithing Office, 1861 In 1848, the records of the Church were loaded into wagons in Nauvoo, Illinois and brought across the plains They stayed packed in a private residence until 1854, when they were temporarily moved to the Council House on the southwest corner of South Temple and Main Street
- Historic Nauvoo Illinois and Carthage Jail - The Church of Jesus Christ . . .
Historic Nauvoo and Carthage Jail are places where important events occurred during the early history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Learn more about the Church’s foundations and its faithful members who gathered to and built up the city of Nauvoo
- Nauvoo Era - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
This collection lists most of the members of the Church who were baptized between 1830 and 1848, with an emphasis on Church members in Nauvoo The online version is available through FamilySearch Ask a staff member for assistance in using the copies at the Church History Library (M270 E13m v 1-50 1984-1988) Nauvoo Community Project
- Tithing - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
In the early 1840s, Church leaders emphasized the payment of tithing to help build the Nauvoo Temple and made tithing a requirement for access to the temple This requirement was renewed in the 1880s when temples were dedicated in Utah
- Organizing the Church in Nauvoo - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter . . .
While the vast majority of the existing accounts of Joseph Smith’s public sermons date from the Illinois period of Church history, the opposite is true of records of his revelations In the current edition of the Doctrine and Covenants, 135 sections were written during Joseph Smith’s lifetime, and only nine of those date from the five years
- Temple City - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Historic Nauvoo’s Temple City is a group of buildings and landscapes that provide an overview of the revelations, design, construction, and religious practices of the original Nauvoo Temple
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