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John Taylor: The Modern Prophets (2000)
The only modern day Prophet to be born outside America, John Taylor championed the Bible throughout his youth and followed his convictions to America. Though he testified of his religious destiny early on, it wasn't until hearing the true gospel from Elder Parley P. Pratt that he received the tools necessary to complete his noble mission. He witnessed the death of the Prophet Joseph, yet his tireless labors breathed life into the Church. As a Defender of Truth, he defied persecutors, critics and mobs, valiantly leading the Church through some of its most trying times.
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The only modern day Prophet to be born outside America, John Taylor championed the Bible throughout his youth and followed his convictions to America. Though he testified of his religious destiny early on, it wasn't until hearing the true gospel from Elder Parley P. Pratt that he received the tools necessary to complete his noble mission. He witnessed the death of the Prophet Joseph, yet his tireless labors breathed life into the Church. As a Defender of Truth, he defied persecutors, critics and mobs, valiantly leading the Church through some of its most trying times.
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Genre:Documentary, Family, History
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In Theaters:3/1/2000
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Trek West, Inc.
Cast
Director
James B. Allen
Narrator
Tanner Barney
John Taylor (age 10) (voice)
Neal Barth
John Taylor (voice)
Dr. Lamar Berrett
Narrator
Peter Dillard
Young John Taylor (voice)
Rod Fullwood
Narrator
Ted L. Gibbons
Narrator, Historian
Dr. Richard Neitzel Holzaptel
Narrator
Donna K.W. Johnson
Narrator
Catherine Levin
Leonora Taylor (voice)
Dr. John A. Peterson
Narrator
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