The Cultural Hall Podcast Richie T Steadman

New Hymnbook Speculation:

We only have confirmation of the Hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” as it was announced as being one of the first 12 hymns that will be coming to the Gospel Library in May 2024

 

Known Hymns:



Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing



 

Speculated Hymns:



Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing



 

Analysis of Hymns that were sung at teh 2024 April General Conference Not Currently in the LDS Hymnbook

 

1. I Know That My Savior Loves Me

 

Description: A contemporary song often used in Primary, focusing on Jesus Christ’s love.

Ever in the LDS Hymnbook? No.

Author: Tami Jeppson Creamer and Derena Bell.

Probability of Inclusion: High due to its popularity among children and its clear message aligning with LDS teachings.

2. Amazing Grace

 

Description: A widely beloved hymn that celebrates salvation through Jesus Christ.

Ever in the LDS Hymnbook? No.

Author: John Newton, composed in 1779.

Probability of Inclusion: Low, given its theological nuances that differ from LDS doctrine.

3. His Eye Is on the Sparrow

 

Description: A hymn about God’s watchful care, often used for comfort.

Ever in the LDS Hymnbook? No.

Author: Civilla D. Martin and Charles H. Gabriel, written in 1905.

Probability of Inclusion: Low, due to its general Christian context and limited use in LDS settings.

4. Softly and Tenderly

 

Description: An inviting hymn used in evangelical contexts.

Ever in the LDS Hymnbook? No.

Author: Will L. Thompson, composed in 1880.

Probability of Inclusion: Low, due to its style and typical evangelical use, which differ from the structured LDS approach to hymns.

Ken Williams

Ken is the author of several books, including 21 Days to Success through Networking, 21 Days to Success with LinkedIn, Marriage Advice to my Daughter, It’s a Conspiracy, his less-than-helpful grammar book, Irregardless, and Surviving the Boss from Hell. He is especially proud of his short book, The Chocolate Cake Phenomenon, which teaches that chocolate cake is spiritual.





Ken currently works coaching motivated new managers who struggle with their relationship with their boss. He is also an elders quorum instructor, which he thinks is the best calling in the Church.



Ken is married father of five children (who were conveniently born in alphabetical order: Allison, Brendan, Carissa, Dallton, and Eddison) and a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He met his wife, Marcene, in their BYU freshman ward, and they married only four months after Ken returned from his mission to Lisbon, Portugal.



Click on a title or cover image to check out his books.

It’s a Conspiracy!: Create your Own Conspiracy Theory for Social Media

Marriage Advice to my Daughter: Everything I’ve Learned Since You Were Born

21 Days to Success Through Networking: The Life and Times of Gnik Rowten

21 Days to Success With LinkedIn: Business Social Networking the Gnik Rowten Way

Surviving the Boss from Hell: Taming Tyrants, Soothing Screamers, and Outsmarting Control Freaks

Irregardless: And Other Grammar Error’s Too Irritate And Annoy

The Chocolate Cake Phenomenon: A More Delicious Way to Minister







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Temple Dedications 



Red Cliffs Utah Temple – #189 (#17 in Utah)



Dedicated on March 24th by Henry B Erying



His Great-grandfather, Henry Eyring settled in the region





Dedicatory Prayer 

Open house was visited by 200,000 people (population of the county)

20 Stakes assigned to the Temple District (east of I-15)

City with the oldest and newest temple (for 5 weeks)



St George the 4th city with 2 dedicated temple 





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Manti Utah Temple Rededication 



Elder Rasband Announced as the presiding authority on April 9th

Psych: President Nelson rededicates the Temple on April 21st.

All four grandparents lived in the Sanpete Valley

New press release about preserving the murals

230,000 visitors toured the temple in 3 weeks. 



Sanpete County population is 30,000





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Dedicatory Prayer 









Temple Open Houses Begin



Puebla Mexico Temple



Media day on March 25th 

Open House ran through April 20th 

Interior Photos



colonialist baroque aesthetic – blue talavera everywhere (azulejos)









Taylorsville Utah Temple



Media day on April 9th 

Open House runs through May 18th 

Utah Jewish Leaders sing Psalm 113 in a sealing room

Interior Photos 



Pioneer Victorian style – Provo City Center Vibes

Utah wildflowers — bird’s foot trefoil, “Red Beauty” Bergenia cordifolia and broad-leaved gilia — burgundy, lavender and gold.

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With her unique mix of humor and candor, empathy and idealism, Inouye draws upon her academic training in Chinese history and religious studies, her rich cultural heritage, her experiences raising a family in an international setting, her tangle with cancer, and her resilient faith in the gospel of Jesus Christ to unfurl vibrant reflections on the enduring question of what it means to be a Latter-day Saint today.

She passed away from cancer on April 23, 2024.

Read The Church Newsroom article about her passing.

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Here are some of her remarkable writings. CROSSINGS is the book she talked about on her visit to The Hall. Click a cover to learn more, or visit her AMAZON AUTHOR PAGE to see them all.



 

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