"Young English noblewoman, Anne Ayscough, lived during the turbulent times of Henry VIII, when Protestant reformist ideas clashed violently against entrenched Catholicism. Yet many, especially the wealthy, owned William Tyndale's New Testament, including the household of Sir William Ayscough in Lincolnshire. In her family home, Anne grew in an atmosphere of openness, gleaning new ideas from her brothers who were educated at Cambridge, a hotbed of...

Kirtland, 1838. Among the Saints who remain, Julia Johnson and her children endure the bitter winter in poverty, struggling amidst illness and persecution to prepare to join the leaders of the Church in Far West. Meanwhile, Almon rises as an influential leader among the Canadian Saints, but by the time Almon's company arrives in Far West, the city is nearly under siege, and the lives of many innocent Saints are threatened--including that of the Prophet...

How St. Paul's Chapel, across the street from the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, survived the 9-11 blast and then served as a service depot for rescuers.

In this video we come to understand Martin Luther, the man who started a movement that shook the Catholic Church in the late Medieval world. It explores his life, motivations, the issues he confronted, and the opposition he faced. The second part of the video traces the influence Martin Luther has had on history, an influence that has lasted to the present day.

Tours significant historical sites of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, explaining how the major events that occurred at these sites shaped Church history.