On social media this week, President D. Todd Christofferson and Elder Gérald Caussé shared about Jesus Christ in this Christmas season, and the Young Women general presidency invited all to add light to the season’s traditions.

Six Christmas hymns have been released so far in “Hymns — For Home and Church.”

“When we give — whether it be through a machine, a donation or even just a kind act — we become His light," testified Elder Gary E. Stevenson.

Elder Gérald Caussé said light symbolizes Christmas, and the Mexican ambassador explained the meaning of "tekia," during the lighting at Washington D.C. Temple Visitors Center.

The Young Women general presidency showed how youth can add light to Christmas traditions for this year's Light the World initiative.

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."

A new video features young children acting out the Nativity story from Luke 2, as this year's Light the World initiative invites all to add the light of Jesus Christ to their Christmas traditions.

How a Christmas tradition of service blessed both the givers and receivers, observes Derrick Porter in this week’s “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Watch it here.

Written by Nik Day and performed by JRay Kuhn, the new song rejoices in the birth of the Savior.

"We invite you to seek Him and the blessings of His peace."

“Little Baby in a Manger” combines the spirit of motherhood and Christmas, said the author. The song is now in the new hymnbook.

During the holidays, voices worldwide sing lyrics highlighting the Savior and His role in the Father’s plan of salvation.

The Light the World annual Christmas initiative allows anyone to purchase goods and services to support those in need at red Giving Machine kiosks in cities around the world.

"His desire to create a song was to express his testimony, as a special witness of the Savior, with the added power of music," composer Michael F. Moody said of President James E. Faust.

This year's First Presidency’s Christmas Devotional will be a recorded broadcast on Sunday, Dec. 7. Find out how to watch.

From Gladys Knight and Roma Downey in 2000, the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square’s Christmas concert has featured a variety of guest performers.