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LDS artists Scott and Ryceejo Shattuck, a husband and wife a cappella duo based in Orem, Utah, combined with LDS artists Trevor Johnson and Janae Klumpp to perform this beautiful a cappella arrangement of "You Will Be Found" from the Broadway Musical "Dear Evan Hansen."
LDS artists Nick Sales and Anna Richey teamed up to create a powerfully moving version of "O Holy Night" that's unlike any Christmas song you've probably heard before. With stunning harmonies and great instrumentation, you won't want to miss this song this season!
Though only 11 years old, Reese Oliviera has already has over 2.2 million views on YouTube and Facebook and has been a member of One Voice Children’s Choir for two years. Check out her stunning cover of "What Child Is This," featuring Masa Fukuda, director of One Voice Children’s Choir, on the piano and Brynnley Seipert as the ballerina.
Not only does Claire Ryann get millions of hits on her YouTube videos and land spots on shows with Ellen DeGeneres and Steve Harvey, she also has a beautiful testimony she shares through music. Check out this incredible video of Claire Ryann singing "Beautiful Savior."
Sometimes, you have to face life's challenges with courage and ferocity. Sometimes, you need the heart of a lion to face down your fears. Check out Alex Boye's latest music video, which according to a Facebook post from Boye has been almost two years in the making.
Practically a Mormon cinema staple, it seemed The Other Side of Heaven couldn't get any better—until now.
Accomplished LDS musician Nik Day just dropped his latest video--and it's amazing. He calls his new song, "Miracle," "a tribute to all the amazing women out there."
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LDS musicians Madilyn Paige and Maddie Wilson teamed up for an incredible duet of Justin Bieber's hit, "Love Yourself." Check it out!
I recently ran across a study about family size in the United States that says the average household size has gone from 3.67 in 1930 down to 2.62 in 2000, but is now going back up. Interesting. I suspect some of that has to do with young adults moving back in with their parents due to economic circumstances, but not entirely.