ray of sunshine

Hopefully, you have found a meeting house by now. But here is the link for those that need this link: https://www.lds.org/maps/meetinghouses/@0.000000,0.000000,2.

Hi Lisa, I have good news for you. The information you were given earlier is incorrect. You do not have to have an LDS membership record number to access familysearch.org or most records. I am not aware personally of any records that are not available to non-members through family search that are available to members, which is sometimes the case through a partner. If the records of a partner are made free, then they are accessible at the libraries. I would like to make you aware of several resources available to you: 1. Build for free a family tree within www.familysearch.org and search and attach records from Germany that are available by searching. 2. Access the Research Wiki by geographical area that provides records available that are not yet indexed (so you cannot search for the record). See www.familysearch.org > Get Help > Research Wiki. (No account is needed to access this.) 3. Find a family history library for all people (members or those who are not members of our faith) by going to www.familysearch.org > Get Help > Help Center > Family History Center > Find a Family History Center. 4. Ancestry and Family Search work together to connect files. This is automatic and if you have an Ancestry Account, this is the best way to move the files. If it is really the case that you cannot find the records without an LDS account, please include the information here and I will gladly look up a name or two. I have done research in Germany before so I would be happy to look it up for you. I will check on here again if I can answer your questions if you do happen to get this message. Best of luck and it is an exciting time finding things online, Ray of Sunshine