THE FOLLOWING EVENTS ARE SCHEDULED AT THE ST. GEORGE TABERNACLE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2026.  ALL EVENTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC. BEGINNING THE LAST WEEK OF MARCH, RECORDINGS OF EVENTS CAN ALSO BE HEARD BY DIALING 435-677-6230 AND PRESSING #3 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 – 7:00 P.M. “ IN JUBILO WOMENS CHOIR ” presents “Gather Voices of Freedom” as they also welcome Southern Utah University women’s choir Luminosa to perform with them.  Music selections range from early Americana to Spiritual to Patriotic as we celebrate America’s 250 years. MONDAY, APRIL 6 – 12 Noon:  “ THE LEGACY LECTURE SERIES ” Scott Fisher  is best known in Utah for his 16 years on KISN-97 as half of the "Fisher & Todd" morning team. In 2013, he became the creator and host of the nationally syndicated radio show and podcast, Extreme Genes – America’s Family History Radio Show.  This was a merging of passions – radio and family history – as Fisher has spent some four decades of spare time researching his family, as well as helping others discover their past.   WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 – 7:00 P.M.  “ ST. GEORGE INSTITUTE CHOIR ” presents “The Witness of our Faith”.  The scriptures teach that you receive a witness after the trial of your faith.  Come for an evening with the St. George Institute Choirs as they take you on a musical journey through the trial of our faith, and the witness that comes as a result. FRIDAY, APRIL 10 – 7:00 P.M.   In their first of two performances, the  “ SOUTHERN UTAH HERITAGE CHOIR ” will share the story of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ in song.  This year’s program will also feature guest soloists – winners of the Heritage Choir High School Vocal Scholarship competition. SATURDAY, APRIL 11 – 2:00 P.M.    In a repeat performance from the previous evening, the “ SOUTHERN UTAH HERITAGE CHOIR ”  will share the story of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ in song.  This year’s program will also feature guest soloists – winners of the Heritage Choir High School Vocal Scholarship competition. TUESDAY, APRIL 14 – 7:00 P.M.  “ SNOW CANYON HIGH SCHOOL MADRIGALS CHOIR ”  is an auditioned choir made up of 9 th -12 th grade singers.  They love to sing all styles of music from classical madrigals to Jazz music and are directed by Chris Leonard. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 – 7:00 P.M.   The   “ CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ” from Utah Tech University will perform a blend of classical and popular favorites.  This program will feature two numbers using the historic tabernacle organ including Albinoni’s Adagio for Organ and Strings and Elgar’s Sospiri with Karen Kennedy on organ.  The program will also include Danny Boy, Elgar’s Serenade for Strings and Copland’s Hoe Down FRIDAY, APRIL 17 – 7:00 P.M.  “ JUANITA BROOKS LECTURE SERIES ”  As we celebrate the 40 th  Lecture we are honored to have local author and historian Lyman Hafen as this year’s speaker.  Lyman is well known in the community for his ability to make the stories of our local history come alive. Please join us in this wonderful community event!  SATURDAY, APRIL 18 – 7:00 P.M.   “ SHUBERT SINGERS ”, the longest continuously performing ladies chorus, has been together for 92 years!  The Chorus, from Salt Lake City and surrounding communities, presents a patriotic program. TUESDAY, APRIL 21 – 7:00 P.M.   “ SOUTHWEST SYMPHONY STRINGS ”   An evening with the masters – Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, and   Albinoni – performed by the Southwest Symphony Strings, and joined by Geoff Meyers on the organ and his interesting anecdotes about the composers and the music they have written. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 – 7:00 P.M. Please join the  “ KEYNOTES ” as we celebrate the 250 th  Anniversary of America!  With songs that pay tribute to our Land, our Homes, our God and our Freedoms we present: “ America – 250 years of Freedom!” SATURDAY, APRIL 25 –   7:00   P.M. “ ST. GEORGE CHILDREN’S CHOIR ”   Join the St. George Children’s Choir for the season finale concert!  From spirituals to folk songs, to classical choral pieces, you’ll hear highlights from our wonderful year of music.                  _______________________________________________________ If you wish to schedule an event in the St George Tabernacle, please dial 435-677-6230 and press #4 to be put in touch with the scheduler.

Elder Chris and Sister Suzanne Lind have accepted a call from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They will serve in the Georgia Atlanta Mission, March 2026-February 2028. Elder and Sister Lind are members of the Anthem Ward, West Stake.

Sister Audrey Fiso has been called to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  She will serve in the Portugal Porto Mission, speaking Portuguese. Audrey's mission will start with Home Missionary Training on March 30th, then off to the Provo MTC April 8th. Gaosi and Jennifer Fiso of the Summer Crest Ward, East Stake are Audrey's parents. Sister Audrey Fiso will have a farewell March 22, 2026, in the Whipple Chapel at 1:30 pm.

11ef38bc-d0a6-4ef1-be08-25e2430656c4 Elder Anson Hollingshead Back to Missionary Letters Moving Day! Whats up Everyone. I know I haven't written an email in some time but I thought I should because IM LEAVING ELVIRA! My new area is called Vinces and my new comp is Elder Matos. I already know my comp he was in my zone last 2 transfers. Super excited to see a new place in Ecuador. The mission is just an amazing experience and I just know the Lord provides a way for us to do his work. 1 Nephi 3:7, go read it. The Lord will bless you in doing his work. Love you all bye https://photos.app.goo.gl/U1p9YbdbpLdbz1819 Elder Anson J Hollingshead Ecuador Guayaquil North Mission Send me a letter at Elder Anson J Hollingshead Ecuador Guayaquil North Mission Av Rodolfo Baqerizo y Demetrio Aguilera Cdla la Alborada Etapa 7 Manzana 747 Solar 01 ---Guayaquil Ecuador Send me a package Elder Anson J Hollingshead Ecuador Guayaquil North Mission Zona Alborada, Av Rodolfo Baquero Nazur 90-323 y Calle Demetrio Aguilera 090150---Guayaquil Ecuador Previous Letter Next Letter

19e28964-7950-40e7-9484-89fbca87f4a5 Elder McKay Mulitalo Back to Missionary Letters amulek ahh Malo soifua! This week was a real boring and slow one, but still blessed, so this gonna be short This week was just kinda cooked, we went finding, but not too much came from that. My comp obliterated his back so we had to stay inside for majority of that day. Our friend Alejandro is on date so we've been having lessons with him and we bring our recent convert Ryker with us. He's like our own personal Amulek, its sweet. He's super cool, but he calls me and my comp chopped, idk why tho... anyways not too much this week, just gotta stay diligent and focused, because I been slacking on that fr. 🫪 Other than that this week was kinda cooked, I was just kinda chopped this week and it was sluggish, im gonna repent, reset, refocus. Pray for me everyone imma need it. I am eating way too good, I genuinley gotta chill, them poly genes are kicking in 😭😋🫪 On the topic of food, heres some spiritual food to nourish you 🗣️🫪 Mosiah 4:27 ", And see that all these things are done in wisdom and order; for it is not requisite that a man should run faster than he has strength. And again, it is expedient that he should be diligent, that thereby he might win the prize; therefore, all things must be done in order." Oh boy, Patience man... I have kinda not been doing what I should this last week to keep it a buck. Im being patient with myself and repenting, but The Prophet Dallin H Oaks said, "We are all a work in progress. We are all at different places on what President Nelson called the covenant path. We need to be patient with one another and, occasionally, even with ourselves." So, be patient, kinda hypocritical coming from me, but be patient with yourselves 🏋️😤🫪 Love yall, email me ♥️ https://photos.app.goo.gl/DSwq1RW2YLAc9KTa9 Previous Letter Next Letter

16a48f1d-2808-4183-94de-feb265403f31 Elder Drake Wakefield Back to Missionary Letters Knowledge is Power Being away from america has made me very grateful to all it offers, one very important thing being a good education. It's a common challenge to teach for understanding and commitment due to intellectual differences, which I am grateful for as I've had to simplify and revise, but it also has reminded me of the eternal significance of intelligence. We read in Doctrine and Covenants section 130:18-19: 18 Whatever principle of intelligence we attain unto in this life, it will rise with us in the resurrection. 19 And if a person gains more knowledge and intelligence in this life through his diligence and obedience than another, he will have so much the advantage in the world to come. So intelligence or knowledge is what God wants us to gain here while on earth, then combined with DnC 93:36 36 The glory of God is intelligence, or, in other words, light and truth. Which makes sense, most would claim to believe in a God who is all-knowing including me, faith couldn't be truly leaned upon if God almost or sort of knew everything. The saying "knowledge is power" works because we can trust in His will and power because He knows, therefore giving Him power. The next thought if God's glory or power is connected with His intelligence, does that mean the more intelligent we become the more God-like we become? I would say yes, then going back to DnC 130 we understand why God wants us to seek intelligence in all aspects during this mortal sojourn, because he wants our joy. God undoubtedly being the most joyus being in existence then wanting our joy wants us to become like Him as the more intelligent I become the more like Him I am, therefore the more joyful I will be. Let us seek intelligence and so too will our joy and power increase. Ladies n Gents Had some cool new friend miracles, Elder Ginsa is the goat at FB finding and we've been sick this week so we did more chatting friends and what's app work and got some friends out of it! One beimg Monica, Elder ginsa replied to her story and now she's learning! Super epic Ayy some of our orphan kids were able to come to church, a member ordered a car to pick them up(as they live several kilos away from the church). Sadly it can't be a regular thing but still pretty epic Also was Elder Chesler Bday, so our friend Vincent invited took us out to dinner w some friends and the goat brother Ridho, pretty epic ate some ramen Then this finding session we brought some members (who insisted on taking pictures which I wasnt keen on but they're pretty good so I'll accept it now) and we found two more friends! We're meeting them on Wednesday so super excited she seems excited to learn, so of course we're excited too! Yea thats kinda it, see talk to yall next week! Still loving it out here😁 -Elder Wakefield Previous Letter Next Letter