A native Virginian, Molly converted to the church her senior year of high school. She met her sweetheart while she was a foreign exchange student through Virginia Tech and he was a missionary in Malta. They reconnected after she transferred to BYU have now been married for almost 27 years. She has four children, and spent many years as a stay at home mom before, becoming an elementary music and later 5th grade teacher. She currently works on the Children and Youth team in the Priesthood and Family Department as a project coordinator for a variety of assignments including the Worldwide Broadcast events and Scriptures Media. She loves good books, movies, music, dancing, playing the piano, singing, and the dramatic arts. She fervently believes in bringing back naptime for the world at large and survives these days through the comfort of coke zero, and knowing that when God gives us a calling he has already factored in our stupidity.

The world record for the largest live Nativity will be challenged next week in Utah.

I have the most amazing mother. To truly appreciate her, you need to know Rene’e. But perhaps a brief description will have to suffice for now. She’s a woman of many talents and is an extraordinary musician. Mom grew up in a musically gifted family where she learned to beautifully sing, play the piano and violin. She was the ward choir director for decades in California and put together incredible church numbers as well as big Broadway and other cultural shows. Thankfully, she passed on that love of music to me and my sister and patiently taught us both how to play the piano.

Josh Wright started learning the piano when he was four years old. And a couple decades later, it is still paying off.

This is hard for me to write about. Let’s just get that out there.

"It never gets easy to make these decisions, especially when it's so spectacular," coach Adam Levine said after Hanna Eyre's first battle round on The Voice.

You might have missed what went on the last week, but we've put together our list of the week's best stories so you don't miss a beat. For December 1 through December 7, 2012, these are LDS Living’s top hits: