Artist Jody Livingston speaks with the Book of Mormon Art Catalog about his “Father Lehi” graffiti art done in 2021. http://bookofmormonartcatalog.org/catalog/father-lehi/
Author Archives: Jennifer Champoux
The “Come, Follow Me” reading for this week in John 12 tells of Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem. During this Passover celebration, Christ was recognized by many as the Son of God. “On the next day much people…when they heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem, took branches of palm trees, and went forth to
In the parable of the vineyard, the Lord hires workers at five different times during the day. Although he agrees to pay the first group a penny, the scripture recounts no such conversation with the other groups. At the end of the day he pays them each a penny for their work. When the early
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month! We pay tribute to the Asian and Pacific Islander artists whose artworks of the Book of Mormon appear in the catalog. Click the links below to see a few…
How do you read meaning into a work of art? What helps you understand art you’ve never seen before? Check out this “Mystery Object” video with Becca Lloyd of Bowerbird Art Tours and Jenny Champoux of the Book of Mormon Art Catalog to learn more. Spoiler alert: Jenny’s mystery object is an obscure Book of
BYU students: two more months to submit your artworks for the inaugural BYU Book of Mormon Art Contest! https://mi.byu.edu/book-of-mormon-art-contest/
This week’s “Come, Follow Me” reading in John 11 recounts the story of Christ raising Lazarus from the dead. As word of his friend’s sickness reached the Savior, He explained that the illness “is not unto death, but for the glory of God” (John 11:4). Upon His arrival at Bethany, Mary and Martha wept, declaring
Both the New Testament and the Book of Mormon refer to the symbolic role of Jesus as the good shepherd. The shepherd knows his sheep by name, leads them to pasture, and protects them with his own life. “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep…I am the good
In the “Come, Follow Me” readings this week, we are asked to reflect on the question, “Who is my neighbor?” In his ministry, Jesus answered this pointed question with the story of the good Samaritan (see Luke 10: 29-37). Our neighbor is anyone who needs our help and love. Jesus instructs us to show mercy
Our team will join an online discussion with the Book of Mormon Perspectives Forum tonight! Send us an email if you’d like the Zoom link.