Behind-the-Scenes with Music & the Spoken Word Greeter Kathy Clayton

What turns a Sunday visit into a sacred memory? Host Derrick Porter sits down with Kathy Clayton, the longtime Greeter for Music & the Spoken Word, to explore how a sincere welcome, a listening ear, and a team of multilingual sister missionaries help thousands of visitors—from ski-clad tourists to conference attendees—feel seen, loved, and closer to heaven. Kathy shares moving stories of changed hearts, her journey learning Spanish and serving across South America, and why “the job to be done” will always be one soul at a time. What you’ll learn Why greeting is a spiritual stewardship, not just logistics How Temple Square sister missionaries (16 on Sundays, rotating) bridge language and culture Why most guests arrive for secular reasons—and leave with something sacred The meaning of JTBD (Job To Be Done) for the broadcast’s global mission How personal discipline (walks, pickleball, nature) fuels long-term service and joy A simple truth: “Your Jesus is my Jesus”—and the unity it unlocks