Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Lemon Gulch Trail Mural (Paint Parker Murals) by LDS Women's Conference Image: Spanning an impressive 233 feet, this mural was designed by artist Janae Coy (pictured left of Cultural Director Carrie Glassburn), who incorporated themes of nature to represent the visual expression of neighborly love. After Coy outlined the design and color coded them by number, the mural came to life with the help of more than 175 women and girls from 13 congregations from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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