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Pop Band The Strike Tells "The National" About Its Mormon Roots: "Mormon Culture Is Musically Ambitious"

Thanks to the Deseret News for making us aware of this story.

Howard W. Hunter: 5 Adorable Facts from His Childhood (+ Journal Entries and Photos)

As we have been learning about President Howard W. Hunter this year in Priesthood and Relief Society, we have mostly gotten to know about him as an adult—a leader of the Church with profound ideas and a strong testimony. But what was he like as a child? The journal he left as a 10-year-old gives some fun, unique insights into the boy who became a prophet. Here are just a few:

5 New Christmas Must-haves

By Jannalee Sandau

Looking for a way to focus your family more on Christ this Christmas? How about some new music or an uplifting video to get you in a joyful mood? You’ll find those and more in the LDS Living Staff’s top five must-have holiday items from Deseret Book this year:

Latter-day Saint Life

Paul Cardall Becomes First Latter-day Saint Nominated for Dove Award

By Alicia Soto

Latter-day Saint internationally renowned pianist Paul Cardall doesn't just bring beloved classical hymns to the Latter-day Saint population but to the rest of the Christian world, too. Just recently he was nominated by the Gospel Music Association for the 50th Annual Dove Awards’ Instrumental Album of the Yearfor his album Christmas. The Dove Awards, which celebrate Christian and gospel music, will be held this year on October 15 in Nashville, Tennessee. The album released last year and hit no. 1 for New Age Album and no. 4 for Classical Album on the Billboard charts.

Latter-day Saint Life

LDS Woman Helps Save Neighbor Who Delivered Baby Next to Mailbox

It's amazing that Candice Rieske and her husband were able to respond so quickly and so well to this critical and unusual situation.

"You Don't Have to Be Someone's Savior": What the Piano Guys' Steven Sharp Nelson Learned From Supporting Others After Tragedy

Steven Sharp Nelson is arguably the most-watched cellist in the world. As a member of the Piano Guys, his music is watched and listened to over three million times every day. And yet, as a member of the popular music group, he and his groups are not immune to hardship. On this week’s episode of All In, Nelson shared with host Morgan Jones what he has learned from trials over the last few years.

Follow the Prophets

Watch: Pres. Nelson plays ‘Silent Night’ in new home video

By Emily Linder

You don’t want to miss the joy in President Nelson’s face as he plays.

The 5 Browns to perform with National Symphony Orchestra for first time

By Whitney Sorensen

Accepted as a group to the prestigious Julliard School of Music, the 5 Browns are proof that piano lessons can pay off and practice does make perfect. Even today, having released three CDs and performed in venues as varied as the Grand National Theater in China and the Rose Bowl arena in Southern California, the 5 Browns still spend their summers practicing up to seven hours a day—five hours as a group and two hours on their own.

55: Consider the Lilies

Stories in this episode: Roger gets a big nudge from heaven when he sits down at the piano to compose a song for the Tabernacle Choir; Tammy’s run-in with a broken oven sends her to her knees and then to Google for answers; new convert Nicole’s commitment to pay tithing is tested by a broken exhaust pipe; A sick cat causes Mel to see how we can rely on God when everything feels out of our control.

Fun

Behind the Scenes of Planning the World's Largest Live Nativity

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