The Incomparable Jesus
Grant H. Palmer (M.A., American history, Brigham Young University) is a three-time director of LDS Institutes of Religion in California and Utah, a former instructor of the Church College of New Zealand, and an LDS seminary teacher at two Utah locations.  During the last thirteen years of a thirty-four year teaching career with the Church Educational System, he served as a chaplain and the LDS Institute director at the Salt Lake County Jail.  He has been active in the Mormon History and John Whitmer Historical Associations and on the board of directors of the Salt Lake Legal Defenders Association.  He is extensive church service included being a Temple Officiator, a High Councilor, and served in the High Priest Group, and as president of the Elders Quorum, Sunday School, and Young Men.  He especially enjoyed teaching the gospel doctrine class and being the high priest instructor in his ward for many years.  Now retired, his hobby is pigeon fancying and traveling. !  He has four children and ten grandchildren.  He and his wife live in Sandy, Utah.