Wow, what a great DVD! My kids loved it. Each piece was packed with information and it kept their attention.
The Virtual Tours program re-stated, for all to hear, the testimony of Jesus Christ that the early pioneers had and what they went through to bring the revelations of scriptures to light.
Absolutely fabulous!
The historical background information about each place really made it come alive.
Ensign to the Nations has beautiful photography paired with a brief history of each place which is informative and interesting.
The visuals, combined with background music and testimonies of how the structures came about, helped me feel that the building and plans were inspired.
The pictures and the cinematography was awesome. The fact that you could hear the sounds, like the creek, were very cool.
One of the finest projects ever to come out of Religious Education at Brigham Young University.
- Arnold K. Garr
Dept. of Church History and Doctrine
I LOVED the music. It was beautifully done. It brought the Spirit and promoted a calm, peaceful, relaxed viewing experience. The narrators did a fine job of being informative but not too longwinded. The videos were of high quality and enjoyable to watch. The program was very educational and I look forward to being able to use it as a resource for church and family purposes. I plan to recommend it highly to all my friends. Great job!
There was MUCH that was really well done about this program, but I think for me there were two things that made it a spiritual experience. First, the music associated with the videos. That was absolutely fantastic and faith-affirming. Second, the obvious respect, passion, and spirit of those presenting the information and material was very, very well done.
I really liked how much stuff is covered. I never knew how much was really there and I have been there at least 5 times. I could really feel the spirit and I was able to see just how blessed we are to be a part of such a wonderful thing here in the latter days.
I really enjoyed how it was easy to use. For someone as technologically illiterate as I am, it was really easy and simple to follow.
I loved the incredible knowledge the tour guides had as well as the music set to each historical site.
I liked being able to sit and enjoy the trip without having to fight heat, cold, traffic, and no money.
The tours are very well done and the commentary is insightful. It feels like you are watching something on the History Channel.
I live in Salt Lake City and have been to some
of the places. The virtual tour is almost as good as being there. I also liked the reverent music playing in the background.
Spiritually uplifting
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