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April 18, 2008

Hello world!

Filed under: Uncategorized — by mormonwomen @ 4:35 am

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April 17, 2008

Our Thoughts: Comments on April 2008 General Conference

Filed under: Our Thoughts, Sharing Our Voices — by mormonwomen @ 6:55 pm

This is something new — over 1,200 people responded to an invitation (via LDS Gems) to share thoughts and feelings about general conference. You can find some of the responses online here and here.

First Person: Discovering the Blessing and Power of the Scriptures

Filed under: First Person, Sharing Our Voices — by mormonwomen @ 4:58 pm

During college I had the privilege of traveling back to New York with a large group of girls to be in the Hill Cumorah Pageant. We had been given a list of scriptures to memorize, and told that we would be working directly with the missionaries in the New York mission — talking with people in the audience each night before the performances. (more…)

April 11, 2008

First Person: Conversion Stories

Filed under: First Person, Sharing Our Voices, conversion stories — by mormonwomen @ 6:29 pm

Find conversion stories and other first-person testimonies at Mormon Testimonies, and at the following links: (more…)

April 10, 2008

Sharing Our Voices: “Reflections of Christ” (Multimedia Presentation)

Filed under: Exhibits, Music, Sharing Our Voices, Video and Multimedia — by mormonwomen @ 4:38 pm

See here for a beautiful slideshow presentation of a photography exhibit that has been on display at the Mesa Arizona Temple Visitor’s Center. The slideshow is put to a unique rendition of “Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.”

(Don’t miss behind-the-scenes videos about the making of this exhibit, available here (simple sign-in is required)).

April 8, 2008

Sharing Our Voices: “The Healing Power of Christ” (Sculpture Exhibit)

Filed under: Exhibits, Sharing Our Voices, Visual Arts — by mormonwomen @ 12:09 am

Through sculpture, Angela Johnson shares her testimony and faith in the Savior, Jesus Christ. Thirteen of her beautiful and moving pieces are currently on display at the Visitor’s Center at the St. George Utah temple. Sister Johnson says, “No aspect of my life is more precious to me than the gospel of Christ. It is the anchor of my life.”

Sister Johnson’s work is also displayed at the Newport Beach temple. She created this beautiful Christus statue in less than five weeks.

You can find other sculptures of Sister Johnson’s here. (Click on small blue ‘next’ tag at the top of that page to move to the next piece.) She has created a foundation “to create a sculpture garden depicting the beautiful lessons given by our savior Jesus Christ. ” The pieces on this site symbolize love, healing, faith, trust, miracles, and reverence.

If you would like to read more about the artist’s life, including her journey from opera to sculpture, you can read more here.

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