‘The Lamb of God’ Spreads the Hope of Jesus Christ at Easter Season

Each year Rob Gardner’s oratorio about the Savior’s death, Atonement, and Resurrection is performed by more than 4,000 performers across the world participate in locally produced performances of “Lamb of God” in places as far-reaching as Buenos Aires, Romania, and Taiwan. These performances play for a total audience of more than 50,000 people. Almost all performers are volunteers. In the coming month, performances will take place in Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Montana, Oregon, Taiwan, Washington, Wyoming and Utah, among others.

One such performance took place in the Tabernacle on Temple Square on Friday and Saturday, March 22–23, 2024, by the Davis Interfaith Choir and Symphony. The event marked the beginning of Holy Week.

“Singing in the Tabernacle is quite an experience, and conducting this ensemble here has been just a remarkable lifetime experience,” said Jane Fjeldsted, who conducted the concerts. “The most impact that I’ve seen has been the power of this music on the people who are preparing it and present the concert. The music is magnificent, and the people who perform this and prepare it have come with their deep, abiding testimonies and their faith in Jesus Christ and their love for Him.”