If you have never been to Nauvoo during summer season, you may be wondering, just what is “Youth of Zion”? It is a delightful few minute’s retreat into days of old Nauvoo.
The Young Performing Missionaries, called to serve in Nauvoo from early May thru mid-August arrive with smiles on their faces and songs in their hearts…..and boy do they sing!
Harmonizing beautifully they perform a few songs then the storytelling begins, but not just any stories. These stories are about life for the youth of Zion in the 1840’s like the whistling and whittling brigade and saving the manuscript from the mob.
Not just telling the stories either. They are performed in short skits or plays, in full costume with lots of laughter and excitement.
Come see them perform as they tell stories about Zion’s youth in days past….one of the favorite places to be in Historic Nauvoo in the summertime.
These Young Performing Missionaries (or YPM’s) as we affectionately call them, have a way of touching your heart and endearing themselves to you. This performance only takes 15 minutes but what you see, hear, and learn will last much, much longer.
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Watch for more posts about our YPM’s. Here are a few more of their spectacular performances we will cover: Trail of Hope, Hymn Fest, Sunset by the Mississippi, Just Plain Anna-Amanda, Rendezvous in Old Nauvoo, The Promise……and of course the Nauvoo Pageant.