We know what happened in Jerusalem, but what happened in the rest of the world when Jesus died and was resurrected? With easy-to-read text, scripture references, and beautiful illustrations, Jesus and the Nephites will teach your children about what happened that first Easter in the Americas.

Beautifully illustrated and written in easy-to-understand, "read-aloud" language, this delightful book recounts important stories to help young children understand why Easter is so special to Latter-day Saints.

Follow along with Jesus’s teachings about the wise man and the foolish man, the ten virgins, the prodigal son, and many more.

Artwork by Brenda Bird. Finished size: 16" x 22"

Featuring artwork by Del Parson.

About the size of a cellphone, and with text flowing from top page to bottom page, these books can be read with one hand. On thin but durable paper, these books are slim and easy to pack or read on the go.

Best-selling authors Emily Belle Freeman and David Butler use the story of Easter to teach how unexpected moments in the scriptures can bring hope in unlikely places in our lives. In their unique style, they demonstrate how Christ can turn your defeat into victory and your despair into deliverance.

Would you believe that the scriptures mention the Crucifixion more than Gethsemane when speaking about the Atonement? It’s true! In this thought-provoking book, explore this vital aspect of Christ’s Atonement and deepen your understanding of the Savior’s love.

Explore 12 core attributes of Christ in this compilation of insights and testimonies from dozens of well-known Latter-day Saints.

These packs contain a collection of 16 inspiring images as 3x4" cards.

After a chance meeting with an inspired fellow artist, Kate modified her initial artistic direction to focus on works of inspirational watercolor. With a minimalist style that conveys powerful family and gospel messages, Kate Lee speaks to us through her art when words are insufficient.

Experience the power of the last week of Jesus Christ's mortal ministry as told through the widely popular and sacred oratorio Lamb of God. this unique concert film brings composer Rob Gardner's music to life as audiences are able to see a new orchestration and new soloists perform a work that has been compared to Handel's Messiah and Mozart's Requiem.