Joseph Smith’s First Prayer
…young George Manwaring was looking at a new painting of Joseph Smith’s First Vision. Upon seeing it, he became immediately inspired and shortly after began the work of writing this hymn.
…young George Manwaring was looking at a new painting of Joseph Smith’s First Vision. Upon seeing it, he became immediately inspired and shortly after began the work of writing this hymn.
I came across a thread that was titled “Why Don’t Mormons like this song?” referring to O Come O Come Emmanuel. That back and forth conversation prompted me to create this video
I put together a 22 minute Christmas Devotional Compilation with Quotes from Prophets and Apostles. There is something special about combining these uplifting quotes with sacred Christmas music!
This hymn has beautiful, heartfelt lyrics and really speaks to the journey the Jaredites had and really every one of our journeys through life.
This video was inspired by the Come Follow Me Scripture Study Manual for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and more specifically, the lesson “Rend That Veil of Unbelief” (Nov.11-17, 2024). This lesson studies Ether 1-5 in the Book of Mormon.
It was in that talk (In his April 1972 general conference address) that my father first read in public the words he had written of the hymn: “I Believe in Christ.” His talk was entitled The Testimony of Jesus. (At the time he was not a member of the quorum of the 12 apostles, he was serving in the first council of the 70). But shortly after that general conference talk, (later that year) he was called to the apostleship.
More Holiness Give Me is a hymn by Philip Paul Bliss. I was able to collaborate with the beautiful Melanie and Amelia Smith. This mother and daughter are amazing instrumentalists!
Some projects I do require more time than others, and Covenant Road is one that required a deeper effort from me in every area.
This is My Beloved Son has three verses that each talk about a different point in time when God the Father introduces his Son Jesus Christ, calling him “Beloved”.
How Gentle God’s Commands is an old Christian hymn with a timeless message.
This arrangement is a collaboration with my husband’s triplet nephews—Nathan, Josh, and Zack—who did such a great job!
By Eliza R. Snow: “Zion’s Poetess.” She chronicled history, celebrated nature and relationships, and expounded scripture and doctrine.