Product Description Witnesses of Miracles and Mercies 1757–1838 is a collection of short stories from the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. An edited anthology of powerfully inspiring stories from people and events of the Restoration, each story is the testimony of eyewitnesses who personally saw the hand of the Lord and left a record of their witness. Generally, these are accounts of people not often mentioned in Church history, giving the reader fresh perspective from little-known sources. About the Author Glenn Rawson and Dennis Lyman have teamed up to produce documentaries and books about the history and experience of the early pioneers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Witnesses of Miracles and Mercies, 1757-1838

Religion & Spirituality

Dennis Lyman

Glenn Rawson

Christian Books & Bibles

History of the Saints

Witnesses of Miracles and Mercies: 1838–1879 is a continuation of the first volume, telling more stories from the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Much has been written about many aspects of the history of the Church, and those stories are widely known. Much less known are the family and personal histories of members of the Church who were there when Church history was made. Generally, these are accounts of people not often mentioned in Church history, giving the reader fresh perspective from little-known sources. So much of that family history remains to be discovered and passed on. This book is that effort, and as such, it provides a glimpse behind the scenes.

Witnesses of Miracles and Mercies, 1838-1879

From the creators of the critically acclaimed television documentary series History of the Saints comes this richly illustrated companion book, a poignant chronicle of the journey of the early Saints as they charted a course from Nauvoo to the Salt Lake Valley. This epic depiction of one of the most notable exoduses in history details pivotal moments in the journey west, beginning with the martyrdom of Joseph Smith in June 1844 and culminating in the Saints contribution to westward expansion. The authors detail the successes and failures of the pioneers, whose vision of the future took them beyond the American West into Mexico, Canada, and Hawaii in their quest to establish Zion. History of the Saints: The Great Mormon Exodus and the Establishment of Zion masterfully depicts the trials and triumphs of early members of the Church through discussion by top scholars in LDS history, including William G. Hartley, Susan Easton Black, Sherman L. Fleek, Richard E. Bennett, Michael N. Landon, Ronald O. Barney, W. Randall Dixon, Ronald W. Walker, and Thomas G. Alexander. These experts present the latest in historical research alongside striking images that bring to life the people and places made famous and infamous by the exodus of the Mormon pioneers.

History of the Saints: the Great Mormon Exodus and the Establishment of Zion

Genn Rawson

Bryant Bush

Covenant Communications,Inc.

More than 143 years after its initial dedication, Provo's prized jewel on the corner of Center Street and University Avenue erupted in a devastating fire. When the smoke finally cleared from the charred wreckage, President Thomas S. Monson received the word of the Lord. Now, barely five years following the disaster, Latter-Day Saints the world over rejoice in the completion of the Church's 150th operating temple in the dispensation of the fullness of times.
 From renowned scholar Susan Easton Black and History of the Saints creators Glenn Rawson and Dennis Lyman comes the journey from tabernacle to temple. Discover the compelling origin, tragic destruction, and miraculous reconstruction of the Provo City Center Temple. Celebrate the fulfillment of Brigham Young's vision of its divinely appointed purpose as a substantial house, even the house of the Lord.

The Story of the Provo City Temple, Commemorative Edition

History

Susan Easton Black

Americas

Covenant Communications

In this powerful anthology of early pioneer stories, you will be inspired by marvelous miracles experienced by the first generation of Latter-day Saints. Some of the stories are about early Saints familiar to most LDS readers, but many are accounts of faithful pioneers whose stories, until now, were mostly known only by their descendants. Some accounts demonstrate the merciful intervention of heaven; others illustrate how the Lord often uses mere mortals to accomplish great works. The writers and producers of the History of the Saints series along with noted LDS history scholars bring you remarkable stories of courage, compassion, and faith that show how ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things with the help of our Father in Heaven.

History of the Saints: Signs, Wonders, and Miracles

Glen Rawson

Covenant Communincations

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