Hello, we're Scott and Maureen Proctor, and this is Meridian Magazine's Come Follow-B

podcast, where this week we're celebrating Easter.

We remember well those events and carry that magnificent help with us.

One night, Scott and I were trying to photograph an olive tree on the Mount of

Olives, not far from Gessemony in Jerusalem, to represent the Saviour in the

Garden. It was dark and gradually a hush and then silence fell over our

world where we worked alone because it was dark. These photographs took

several minutes, and we worked alone on that mount for nearly three hours, hoping

to capture a stunning photograph. As we worked, our thoughts were so sweet and

reverent, and we remembered well what Elder Jeffrey or Holland had

described as the Saviour's Atonement. He said, we celebrate the gift of victory

over every fall we've ever experienced. Every sorrow we have ever known, every

discouragement we have ever had, every fear we have ever faced, to say nothing of

our resurrection from death and forgiveness of our sins. What a moment we'll never

forget. As we consider the Saviour's Atonement today, we have invited Elder

Bruce C. Haifan to join us, whose book, The Broken Heart, Applying the Atonement

to Life's Experiences and Covenant Hearts, has helped so many understand the

Atonement more thoroughly, and we especially have loved this book over the years.

Bruce Haifan grew up in St. George, Utah, and after serving a mission to

Germany, he met his wife Marie from Bountiful Utah at BYU. They were married in

1964. Elder Haifan received a bachelor's degree from BYU and a

jurist doctorate degree from the University of Utah. After practicing law in

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