This Church News video features singer Ruthie Ann Miles, actor Dennis Haysbert and guest Charles Mulli talking about participating in the 2024 Tabernacle Choir Christmas concert.

Missionaries in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, sorted and labeled 12,000 cans of food to give to people in need.

The missionaries emphasized Jesus Christ’s teachings and invited others to come to Him with their testimonies written inside.

Missionaries united in service for those in need in Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia.

This week’s study guide focuses on the Christmas story and how the Book of Mormon testifies of Jesus Christ.

President Russell M. Nelson posted on social media on Sunday, Dec. 22, his wish for “heavenly peace” and a video of him playing “Silent Night” on the piano.

The story behind the 2024 Light the World video includes almost a year of work, planning, travel and inspiration.

The two-night event allowed more than 2,000 visitors to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.

Dennis Haysbert, a guest artist for the Tabernacle Choir’s Christmas concert, shares the Christmas story in Luke 2 during this week’s "Music & the Spoken Word." Watch it here.

In this year’s First Presidency Christmas message, one line stood out from the rest as I read it: “He did what we could not do for ourselves.”

Stakes around the country gave relief to those affected by January’s quake and recent aftershocks in Noto Peninsula.

Read quotes from members of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles about the birth of Jesus Christ and the importance of remembering Him beyond Christmas.

Christmas concert guest artists singer Ruthie Ann Miles shared on performing with the Tabernacle Choir and actor Dennis Haysbert on sharing Charles Mulli's emotional story.

Recipients expressed gratitude: "Our faces today can tell you how much grateful we are to you for this donation."

Also, President Holland studies in John 1, Elder Soares teaches how Jesus Christ is the light of the world, and Brother Wilcox shares his experience participating in Giving Machines in the Philippines.

Broadway’s Ruthie Ann Miles' voice filled the Conference Center and actor Dennis Haysbert narrated the story of a surprise guest during Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra’s 2024 Christmas concert.

The lone sister missionary from Mongolia serving in the area taught her fellow missionaries and a choir to sing a Christmas hymn in Mongolian.

Read highlights from social media posts of famous people who've talked about the #LightTheWorld Giving Machines.

Members of the 2024 production share their experiences while crafting performances.