Brisk winds and blue skies greeted more than 300 people gathered in Historic Nauvoo, Illinois, on Saturday, Feb. 1, for the Exodus Commemoration. After a quick breakfast, they lined up to walk from the Cultural Hall to Parley Street, and then to the edge of the Mississippi River, with an honorary Nauvoo Legion leading the way.

Remembering the power of temple covenants for Nauvoo pioneers during reenactment walk to Mississippi River
By Scot Proctor
· February 9, 2025
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