Welcome to the Sounds of Sunday
The "Sounds of Sunday" is a weekly radio program produced and hosted by Carl Watkins. It airs each Sunday and is available free to radio stations. The program is configured to be 1/2-hour to 5 hours in length and can be repeated to be any length in half-hour increments.
The “Sounds of Sunday” is an expansion of the “Sounds of Sunday,” which has aired on KLCE in Southeast Idaho since 1987. The "Glenn Rawson Stories" were added as an hourly feature in August 1997. Today over 400 stories have been produced and continue to be a special part of the "Sounds of Sunday."
"The 'Sounds of Sunday' features a mix of the most inspirational music - classics from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and the finest newer releases, plus the Glenn Rawson Stories. The music and the stories are truly amazing!" "For my soul delighteth in the song of the heart; yea, the song of the righteous is a prayer unto me, and it shall be answered with a blessing upon their heads." (D&C 25:12) He gave us this wonderful music of the last days to help us feel the Spirit - to help us preach the Gospel and perfect the Saints." - Carl Watkins
Our mission is to prepare the hearts of listeners everywhere to receive the fullness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to live by its principles as they prepare to meet the Savior when He returns.
Today the "Sounds of Sunday" is heard on 15 radio stations in Idaho, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Alabama. To sponsor the "Sounds of Sunday" and/or to recommend a new station to air the “Sounds of Sunday,” e-mail Carl Watkins using the "Contact Us" form or call 208-785-5940.
David Watkins - Webmaster
Read Our History
A Picture of the Savior
We express our deepest regret for the terrible fire that destroyed the historic and beautiful Tabernacle in Provo, Utah build by early Mormon pioneers from 1886 to 1898. It had been renovated several times over the years. Local residents collected money to pay for a beautiful pipe organ that was also destroyed by the flames. The damage totaled well over a million dollars.
BYU, the LDS Church, and local musicians also lost millions of dollars of electronic and musical equipment that was positioned in the Tabernacle for the Christmas performance the previous night, and the night of the fire. It's hard to explain why such a tragedy would be allowed to happen by our loving Father, but we know that in His wisdom He doesn't often interfere with such natural disasters.
However, firemen examining the remains of the fire later made an amazing discovery, a picture of the Savior depicting His second coming. The entire picture was charred by the fire, except for the Savior himself, which was unscorched. Apparently, the thought of our Father seeing the picture of His beloved Son burnt in the fire was more than He was willing to bear. May this stand as a reminder to us of the eternal love our Father has for His only begotten Son - and for His love for each of us through the salvation His son brought us through His atonement and resurrection. (photo - KSL News)
Update!!! LDS Church President President Thomas S. Monson has announced that the Church will restore the Provo Tabernacle and they will reopen it as the Second Provo Temple! What a fitting honor this is to the legacy of this magnificent historic building!
The historic Provo Tabernacle before the fire
The artist's conceptual drawing of the Second Provo Temple
Our Endorsements
LATTER-DAY CRAFTERS
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Read More BLOCKTOX
Blocktox interviews notable faith-promoting music and movie entertainment figures. -
Read More HISTORY OF THE SAINTS
Glenn Rawson produces the radio/television program "History of the Saints." -
GOSPEL PRINCIPLES
Love, Charity, Justice - Mercy - a Mediator, Children, Father & Mother, Forgiveness, Obedience, and Jesus Christ is My Savior -
Read More THE TITLE OF LIBERTY
"...the most gracious Being, who has hitherto watched over the interests and averted the perils of the United States, will never suffer so fair an inheritance to become a prey to anarchy, despotism, or any other species of oppression" - George Washington -
GLENN RAWSON BOOKS & C.D.s
"In the Midst of Thee - vol. 1,"
"In the Midst of Thee - vol. 2,"
"Never Cease" audio CD.
Save 50% off the retail price with the 3-bundle pack from Harmony River. -