Light of the World Garden
Experience the Teachings of Jesus Christ Through Art and Nature
The Light of the World Garden was created to help strengthen faith and testimony of our Savior, Jesus Christ. The magnificent sculptures by Angela Johnson will be a lasting testament of the life and miracles of Jesus. Come see Phase 1 which includes 14 sculpture scenes of the life of Christ (3 are monument size). Phase 2 will involve the transformation of the land and an additional 31 monument size bronze sculptures.
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Help us transform 2.5 acres at Thanksgiving Point, Utah, into the world's largest sculpture garden depicting the teachings and miracles of Jesus Christ. When completed, the Light of the World Garden will have 15 scenes from the life of Jesus Christ featuring 34 larger-than-life size bronze sculptures. Leave a lasting legacy of your faith in our Savior Jesus Christ with a donation to the Light of the World Garden.
The Light of the World Garden is located due east of Vista Mound in the Thanksgiving Point Gardens in Lehi, UT. The Prairie Grass garden presents the PHASE I unveiling of the artistic body of work depicting teachings and miracles of Jesus Christ by renowned sculptor, Angela Johnson. Three magnificent monumental sculptures of our Savior, Jesus Christ, and eleven exhibit scale pieces give all who view them the opportunity to ponder and meditate upon events from the life of Christ.
This body of work of Jesus Christ has been a traveling exhibit for five years. It has exhibited in Washington D.C., Oakland, California and ten other cities in the United States. It is the destiny of each of the eleven Marquette sculptural scenes of the Savior to be increased to monumental size.
The Light of the World Garden PHASE I has been created through the generous contributions of individuals and families. The master plan you see on this website of the 15 scenes from the life of Jesus Christ is the future design to permanently exhibit the entire body of work in monument size.