Melissa Everett's guest appearances

Melissa Everett

BYU-Idaho Devotionals

BYU-Idaho Radio

Insisterhood

Mike Lewis

Amy Stewart

Jason Miller

Dan Peterson

Scott Johnson

Dan Brown

Dallin H. Oaks

James Gordon

John Pizzarelli

Amy Gibson

Jack Clark

Chris Johnson

Larry Wilson

Holly Johnson

Peter Williams

OwlTail

Melissa Everett, online instructor manager for English Connect and Ensign College, instructed BYU-Idaho devotional students about what it means to be succored by the Lord and how we can be better stewards of one another.

"Succored by the Lord" devotional address by Sister Melissa Everett

Interview on what it means to be "Succored by the Lord" with Melissa Everett

Melissa Everett is the artist and mastermind of Melissa Everett Textiles. A self-taught quilter and textile artist, Melissa finds joy in the expressiveness of improvising colors and shapes. Although she grew up here in Appalachia where quilting is a folk tradition driven by functionality, art, and storytelling, she quickly discovered that modern consumers don’t necessarily see it that way. Melissa talks about finding balance between making the things she wants to make and the things customers want to buy. She also shares about her love of Pearl Jam, how she learned to quilt by reading blogs as a tired new mom, why she prefers the stage of motherhood she’s in now, and how stitching fabric together gives her hope for the future. Learn more and connect at insisterhoodpod.com. Become a Patron and join the conversation! Support Insisterhood at patreon.com/insisterhood.

<p>Melissa Everett is the artist and mastermind of <a href="https://www.melissaneverett.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Melissa Everett Textiles</a>. A self-taught quilter and textile artist, Melissa finds joy in the expressiveness of improvising colors and shapes. Although she grew up here in Appalachia where quilting is a folk tradition driven by functionality, art, and storytelling, she quickly discovered that modern consumers don’t necessarily see it that way. Melissa talks about finding balance between making the things she wants to make and the things customers want to buy. She also shares about her love of Pearl Jam, how she learned to quilt by reading blogs as a tired new mom, why she prefers the stage of motherhood she’s in now, and how stitching fabric together gives her hope for the future. Learn more and connect at <a href="/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insisterhoodpod.com</a>. Become a Patron and join the conversation! Support Insisterhood at <a href="https://patreon.com/insisterhood" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/insisterhood</a>.</p>

Melissa Everett on Quilting for Hope