The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square just accomplished something that’ll leave the woke media completely flummoxed.
While Hollywood celebrities push their anti-American agenda, this group has been quietly serving the country for nearly a century.
And one stunning achievement by this religious choir shows what real Americans value most.
A beacon of hope in troubled times
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is about to hit a milestone that puts every other entertainment program to shame.¹
On Sunday, July 13, their signature program Music & the Spoken Word will air its 5,000th episode from the Conference Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Think about that for a second.
While most TV shows get canceled after a few seasons, this program has been bringing hope and inspiration to families across America every single week since July 15, 1929.¹
That’s 96 years of uninterrupted service to the American people.
Music & the Spoken Word has broadcast consistently through America’s darkest hours – the Great Depression, World War II, the JFK assassination, September 11th, and the COVID pandemic.¹
When times got tough, this choir never missed a beat.
When America needed hope most, they showed up every Sunday without fail.
Weekly, more than six million people across 50-plus countries tune in for something our culture desperately lacks – genuine messages of faith, hope, and traditional values.¹
The longest-running show Hollywood doesn’t want you to know about
Here’s what makes this even more remarkable.
Music & the Spoken Word holds the distinction as "America’s longest continuing live network broadcast."¹
But you won’t hear the mainstream media talking about this incredible achievement.
That’s because it doesn’t fit their narrative about what Americans supposedly want.
While networks push shows filled with violence, profanity, and anti-family messages, this choir has proven there’s still a massive audience hungry for something better.
Perry Sook, Joint-Board Chairman of the National Association of Broadcasters, admitted what the entertainment industry refuses to acknowledge.
"The 5,000th episode of Music & the Spoken Word represents more than longevity and international reach," Sook said. "It represents unwavering excellence, a commitment to public service and the enduring power of faith and music to unite us all."¹
In other words, real Americans still believe in God, country, and traditional values.
A track record that puts modern entertainment to shame
The numbers tell the whole story about what this choir has accomplished.
The Tabernacle Choir has performed at the inaugurations of seven U.S. presidents, starting with President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965.¹
They’ve won four Emmy Awards, one Grammy Award, received the National Medal of the Arts in 2003, and were inducted into the Classical Music Hall of Fame in 2015.¹
Their program won a Peabody Award in 1943 and was inducted into both the National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2004 and the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2010.¹
They’ve released over 200 recordings, with two platinum and five gold albums, and hit #1 on Billboard’s classical music charts 15 times.¹
But here’s the part that really matters.
Choir President Michael O. Leavitt revealed their deeper purpose: "The Choir’s mission is to perform music that inspires people throughout the world and to feel God’s love for His children. We are grateful that Music & the Spoken Word has brought hope and peace to millions around the world each week."¹
What this means for America’s future
This milestone proves something the Left desperately wants to hide.
Americans are starving for content that uplifts instead of tears down.
They want programming that strengthens families instead of destroying them.
They crave messages of hope instead of constant negativity and division.
Derrick Porter, the program’s executive producer, gets it.
"Music & the Spoken Word is a gift to the people of the world, to any who are looking for peace and solace in a world that is growing increasingly busy," Porter said. "It allows for a moment of peace and stillness that we all need."¹
While Big Tech censors conservative voices and Hollywood pushes woke garbage, this 360-member choir keeps delivering what Americans actually want.¹
Every Sunday morning, they prove that faith, family, and traditional American values still matter to millions of people.
The entertainment industry could learn something from this incredible achievement.
But they won’t.
They’re too busy pushing their anti-American agenda to notice what real Americans actually value most.
¹ The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. "Tabernacle Choir to Celebrate 5,000 Episodes of Music & the Spoken Word." PR Newswire, July 2, 2025.