The Nauvoo Temple: A Joseph Smith Papers Podcast

By: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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  • Summary

  • This podcast presents the story of the Nauvoo Temple, explaining why Latter-day Saints in the 1840s sacrificed time, labor, and a sizeable portion of their meager possessions to bring about the promised blessings of the temple.
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    Podcast Survey Promo
    Feb 2 2023
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    1 min
  • Episode 8 — An Old City, a New Temple

    Episode 8 — An Old City, a New Temple
    Oct 14 2021
    On April 4, 1999, President Gordon B. Hinckley stunned Latter-day Saints with an announcement that the Nauvoo Temple would be reconstructed. This episode considers what it means today to know that a temple once again stands in Nauvoo.
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    33 mins
  • Episode 7 — The Return to Nauvoo

    Episode 7 — The Return to Nauvoo
    Oct 13 2021
    We describes the gradual return of the Latter-day Saints to Nauvoo, exploring the various efforts of churches and governments to designate the “City Beautiful” as a historic site. Guests: Alex Smith, Benjamin Pykles, Lachlan Mackay, Steven Olsen
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    26 mins

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