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"We wanted to write a song in celebration of the #lighttheworld movement that emphasizes celebrating the Christmas season through Christlike service," Latter-day Saint artists from the group TREN wrote on YouTube. "We ended up with this less traditional Christmas song, thinking of all the everyday 'angels' that make a difference through daily acts of kindness."
Hinduism is a vast and diverse religion. There are many sects and many nuances among the millions of adherents, most of whom reside in India. However, one common part of this religion most adherents believe in is Brahman. Rather than believing in a heaven, Hindus believe in reincarnation and the ultimate goal is to break the cycle of rebirths by doing good acts in this life. If a person is good, they will move up in the cycle of rebirths. To break the cycle of rebirth, one must become one with Brahman.
Popular fashion trends have increasingly included the baring of skin, creating added frustrations for fashion-minded women who try be modest in appearance. As if we don’t have enough frustrations in our lives? Not wanting to resort to Victorian-era dresses with impeccable detail, skirts hemlines that pass the shoes, high necklines, and sleeves to wrists (I get claustrophobic just thinking about all of it), many resort to time-consuming personal creations, or (don’t say it!) dowdy “mom wear” in order to avoid trendy mini-length sweater dresses, low necklines, or sleeveless blouses.
The Little Drummer Boy is one of those Christmas songs that has a special meaning behind the catchy tune. Though we all may think from time to time that we have nothing special to give to our Savior, the truth is everyone something they can share with others that helps honor Him.
Last year, AdAge ranked the Church's #ASaviorIsBornvideo and campaign as one of the top 10 most viral ads during the holiday season.
Right before WWII, 79 missionaries rushed to escape Germany. They experienced miracles—and so did those who brought their stories to the big screen.
It's so touching to see the ways LDS Charities is changing lives throughout the world.
David Hall, a multimillionaire, is creating a "utopia" in Vermont and Utah based on Joseph Smith's plans for "the City of Zion," called NewVistas. About the project, Church spokesman Eric Hawkins issued the following statement:
Michelle Amos didn’t aspire to a career at NASA. It wasn’t that she didn’t have big dreams; it’s just that her big dream was to work for IBM. But once she arrived on the campus of the Kennedy Space Center, she fell in love with its mission and never left—until she was called on a different kind of mission.