Part four of a discussion with missionaries serving at Martin's Cove.

Part three of a discussion with missionaries serving at Martin's Cove.

Part two of a discussion with missionaries serving at Martin's Cove.

A discussion with missionaries serving at Martin's Cove.

Mackerson Noel talks about his conversion to the gospel as a teenager and his experiences serving in the Mission Presidency in Haiti.

Twenty-one members of his stake died. Prosner Colin, a Stake President in Haiti, talks about the effect the earthquake had on people in his stake.

Composer Clyde Bawden talks about the role music has played in his life.

Dr. Dennis Deaton talks about how our attitude can affect the choices we make.

When Dee Dee Merrill was a teenager, her father stumbled upon a Book of Mormon. The book had no cover and no title page. Her father, a Pentecostal minister, was so taken by the book he began quoting from it in his sermons.

Filmmakers Glenn Rawson and Dennis Lyman talk about their experiences producing a documentary series about the Mormon trek west.

Mothers and fathers often have the greatest influence in our lives. Author Gary Toyn shares stories of faithful parents written by their famous children.

Nate Mitchell talks about playing the Prophet Joseph Smith in films and how that has affected his work counseling struggling youth in an Arizona wilderness program.

Curtis Bailey talks about the skiing accident that left him paralyzed.

Therapist Kim Nelson discusses how embracing agency can help us overcome feelings of regret.

Antonio and Cristi Brazao share their conversion stories. Antonio was born in Cape Verde and Cristi was born in Mississippi.

In this episode a husband and wife discuss the struggles of drug addiction. They talk about the role faith has in recovery.

Ezekiel and Pauline Sanchez talk about their work with struggling youth in the deserts of Arizona.

Ezekiel Sanchez grew up in a family of 16 children. He was not able to attend school until he was 19. Three years later he was attending BYU on a scholarship.

When William Joseph was 4 years old his parents found him playing a television theme song on a toy piano. They quickly enrolled him in piano lessons, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Members of the vocal group 32U talk about the blessings that come through sharing their musical talents with others.

Photographer Mark Mabry talks about his work creating scenes from the life of the Savior.

Jineane Ford talks about how an Arizona cowgirl became a television news anchor.

Heather Sandstrom talks about what it was like to grow up as a granddaughter of a prophet. She also shares her experiences working to defend the rights of women throughout the world.

Helicopter paramedic Sammy Wills shares her experiences of responding to medical emergencies in Yorkshire, England.

John Wudel discusses his conversion to the gospel. He was a student attending BYU in the 1960s and didn't know it was a "Mormon school." Nancy Wudel talks about the 14 years she worked as assistant director, and then director, for the Mesa (Arizona) Easter pageant.