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I am grateful for all of our amazing #tabchoir organists! Today, Andrew Unsworth was on board. What a privlege and blessing it is to perform with this humble and gifted man. He's an unsung hero. Here is a tiny clip of him finishing the recessional today, after the broadcast.

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The word of the week is #Grateful! To be truly great we must be grateful. #cvilleFitFam #fitbodybootcamp

It is such a beautiful spring day on Temple Square in #slc #lds 🤗

All my heart is with #Paris today. I am devastated by the #notredamefire news. After my husband and I finished our our pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella Spain in October 2018 we travelled to Paris to receive our final pilgrim stamp at the stunning Notre Dame Cathedral, which is an historic Camino pilgrimage site. Modern day pilgrims can still receive a special stamp here in their credential. We lit a candle, and said a prayer of gratitude for our safe and blessed journey. I was very moved by the experience of being in such an old, historic and sacred edifice. These are just a handful of the many images I captured. There is so much incredible craftsmanship and sacrifice represented here. So many exquisite works of art! Although I am not a Catholic, I am a fellow believer in Jesus Christ, and the importance of sacred houses of worship dedicated to Him. I honor the centuries of devotion, prayers, ceremonies and miracles of Notre Dame. I wept when I saw the flames. I hope and pray that all will not be lost.

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Celebrating Flag Day: A National Pledge and A Prayer
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Free Mormon Tabernacle Choir Music [and More!]
"Until Then" - Homeward Bound
Gethsemane Song and Book

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I am grateful for all of our amazing #tabchoir organists! Today, Andrew Unsworth was on board. What a privlege and blessing it is to perform with this humble and gifted man. He's an unsung hero. Here is a tiny clip of him finishing the recessional today, after the broadcast.

Embrace your super power!! #forgiveness

The sky is on fire! Here are my desperate attempts to capture images through a buggy windshild.#sunset #utah

The word of the week is #Grateful! To be truly great we must be grateful. #cvilleFitFam #fitbodybootcamp

It is such a beautiful spring day on Temple Square in #slc #lds 🤗

All my heart is with #Paris today. I am devastated by the #notredamefire news. After my husband and I finished our our pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella Spain in October 2018 we travelled to Paris to receive our final pilgrim stamp at the stunning Notre Dame Cathedral, which is an historic Camino pilgrimage site. Modern day pilgrims can still receive a special stamp here in their credential. We lit a candle, and said a prayer of gratitude for our safe and blessed journey. I was very moved by the experience of being in such an old, historic and sacred edifice. These are just a handful of the many images I captured. There is so much incredible craftsmanship and sacrifice represented here. So many exquisite works of art! Although I am not a Catholic, I am a fellow believer in Jesus Christ, and the importance of sacred houses of worship dedicated to Him. I honor the centuries of devotion, prayers, ceremonies and miracles of Notre Dame. I wept when I saw the flames. I hope and pray that all will not be lost.

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