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Do you love using your communication skills to help people find clarity, connection, and purpose? Do you want a chance to contribute to the sacred work of the Church by helping members and leaders receive inspired messages simply and clearly? If so, this internship could be a great fit!

FamilySearch International, the largest genealogy organization in the world, is looking for three interns. These individuals will be involved in designing, planning, supporting, and carrying out experiences at RootsTech, in both the online and in-person aspects of the conference and supporting other FamilySearch events. RootsTech is an annual genealogy conference that hosts millions of people online in over 11 languages. The event is enhanced by in-person experience, at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.

This full-time internship is part of the Talent and Culture Team in the Family History Department (FHD) of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. You will play a key role in delivering internal communications and uplifting media content that strengthens department culture and employee engagement.

FamilySearch is expanding messaging to diverse audiences and needs a strong communicator to help shape the new strategy. You will develop and execute communication and marketing plans for patrons worldwide to discover, gather, connect, and unite their families. This intern will be responsible for assisting in marketing and project management tasks, including writing presentations and project proposals, tracking results, and working independently as well as a team on other projects and tasks. The ideal candidate should be creative, solution-oriented, data-driven and have excellent communication skills. The length of the internship will be one year.

The Church News social media English intern works with the marketing team to develop strategies to grow our communities across multiple platforms and executing those strategies, as well as developing and managing relationships with our readers and potential readers.

Join a fun, tightknit, and highly functional team focused on creating, reviewing, and publishing excellent written content that inspires people around the world to engage in family history. As the SEO/GEO Editing and Publishing Intern, you will support editorial workflows, strengthen online content performance, and help others make meaningful family connections. This full-time, year‑long internship offers hands‑on experience in content editing, SEO, online publishing, project management, and analytics within the FamilySearch and Family History Department.