The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints welcomed the Christmas season with the First Presidency’s Christmas Devotional on Sunday, Dec. 7. Read summaries of messages by President Henry B. Eyring, President Jeffrey R. Holland, President Susan H. Porter and President Timothy L. Farnes.

"J’aime, j’espère" — President Eyring’s call to share the Savior’s love and hope this Christmas.

President D. Todd Christofferson testified of "the condescension of God" during a BYU devotional held at the start of the 2025 Christmas season.

A look at the lights, displays, activities, events and concerts available at Church headquarters in 2025 to celebrate the "Babe of Bethlehem."

BYU–Hawaii President John S.K. Kauwe III issued a health update and offered thanks for love and support given to him and his family.

BYU President C. Shane Reese and Vice President Keith Vorkink on President Spencer W. Kimball’s encouragement for BYU to shine its "unique light."

May all those who enter "feel the sweetness of Thy presence, Thy tender mercies," said Elder Soares in dedicating the Bahía Blanca Argentina Temple.

"The Messiah, the Son of God, the One who knows you perfectly ... has the power to fill your soul and quench your spiritual thirst," Sister Tracy Y. Browning assured Ensign College students.

In addition to his service as a general authority, Elder and Sister Workman served as temple leaders and twice as mission leaders.

"When He asks the question, it’s not for His information — it’s for our transformation," Elder Cuvelier taught BYU students.

Elder Kim B. Clark spoke to Ensign College students about the dangers and benefits of AI use in an education setting.

Sister Maria Abrea, wife of Elder Angel Abrea, consecrated her time and talents to the Church since her baptism in Argentina at age 15.

"I cannot imagine why we would not be smiling every second of every minute of every day knowing what we have been blessed with," Elder David A. Bednar said.

The Church released the official portrait of the new First Presidency — Church President Dallin H. Oaks and counselors President Henry B. Eyring and President D. Todd Christofferson.

The Savior’s gospel takes individuals far away from sin, sorrow, fear and futility, President Holland said in the dedicatory prayer.

The three-year bachelor’s degree, introduced to Ensign College and BYU–Idaho 2023, has previously only been available to online degree seekers.

Time capsule unboxing offered a snapshot of BYU life, circa 1975, as university continues its 150th anniversary celebrations.

"May this holy house be a symbol of light and peace, and a strength for all eyes that fall upon it."

Elder Tad R. Callister, emeritus General Authority Seventy and former Sunday School general president, died on Oct. 9.

A look back at the BYU–Idaho's growing impact as it prepares to commemorate 25 years.

Noting the shooting in Michigan and bus crash in Lesotho, Church leaders’ general conference messages focused on peace and comfort in Jesus Christ.

“Every act of service is recognized by the Savior,” said Elder James E. Evanson.

“All of us can have a new beginning through, and because of, Jesus Christ. Even you,” said Elder Patrick Kearon.

“The small and simple things of the gospel and faithfully focusing on Christ lead us to true joy,” said Elder Michael Cziesla.

As a student, heart surgeon or as the Lord’s Prophet, President Nelson showed he was a curious, insatiable learner.

Sister Wendy Nelson served alongside President Russell M. Nelson as he ministered to Latter-day Saints across the globe as President of the Church.

Russell M. Nelson Jr. — the youngest child and only son — compared his father and mother in their home to the brain and the heart of a body.

"The Family Proclamation" is not about perfect families. "It’s about redemption," said BYU associate professor Jenet Erickson.

Modern culture says the ideal life is autonomous, free from obligations. In reality, "we are designed for deep relationships," said BYU associate professor Jenet Erickson.

After announcing he has cancer, BYU–Hawaii President Kauwe testified it is possible to have joy, even amid trials.