Mormon Sculptures in danger (Future Not Written in Stone)
Salt Lake Tribune 27Sep99 A2
By Kelly Kennedy: Salt Lake Tribune

This article tells about the Gilgal Sculpture Garden, a little-known garden, housing sculptures in Salt Lake City. The land has been sold to developers who have plans to demolish the gardens and replace them with condos. Church member, Naomi Feigel tells about the historic value of the sculptures and her hopes that enough money can be raised to prevent its destruction.

The sculptures were designed by LDS member Robert Child who then commissioned sculptor Maurice brooks to bring them to life. The garden is open to visitors each Sunday.