Though he can't name the colors or count, baby Oliver can pick each of the Brethren by name and picture out of a line-up. With striped pajamas and a pacifier in his mouth, he remembered each one as he Dad called them out. See the video here.
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“1820 The Musical”: An Ambitious, High-energy, and Original Take on the Life of Joseph Smith
“Told through the eyes, heart, and witness of Emma Smith, 1820: The Musical was created as a direct response to The Book of Mormon musical,” explained Creator and Director George Nelson. “It’s a historical look at the faith, love and trials of Emma and Joseph and tells their true story in a way that has never been done before.”
Come Visit Meridian’s Pop-up Store at Alpine Days This Saturday
Many of you have visited or purchased from our Meridian Shop where we endeavor to offer unique and inspirational items that always have a story. Well, this weekend the Meridian Shop is holding a pop-up store. So, for those of you who live locally, now is your chance to skip the shipping and view and purchase these gifts in person and with specialty pricing for the event.
How Walter Rane’s masterpieces have dramatically changed Latter-day Saint art
“In many ways, [Walter] is our finest painter of dynamic figurative movement in the Church...He depicts the moment before [an event], and your subconscious continues the movement to the conclusion and you reach the moment that would be after what he’s depicted. And in the process, movement happened and you yourself were part of the experience.”
A Reminder of All You Have Accomplished: Mother’s Day Art to Love
This Mother’s Day feels different. During the past year our daily routines have been disrupted, the role of every mother has changed. We have all had new experiences and have been allowed time for personal growth. These pieces of art serve as a reminder of the experiences of mothers who have overcome fear and persevered through trials during the pandemic.
The ‘unbelievable’ story of forgiveness Netflix doesn’t tell in ‘Murder Among the Mormons’
Mark Hofmann’s ex-wife tells the true story of how a well-known Utah family of one of his victims stepped up to help her son.
Why Elizabeth Smart’s grandmother’s passing inspired her to compete on ‘The Masked Dancer’
On Wednesday night’s episode of The Masked Dancer, Latter-day Saint activist Elizabeth Smart was revealed to be the woman behind the mask of the Moth. Smart jokingly said that “it’s been one of the bravest things that I’ve willingly done in my life,” and TODAY called it “one of the more surprising . . . reveals in the show’s history.” But what motivated Smart to appear on the show?
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