A heartwarming tale of two brothers, related by Marion D. Hanks.

Children around the world love the story of Jesus’ birth. Interestingly, it’s the small details that appeal most to their fertile imaginations.

A classic Thomas S. Monson story of Christmas kindness, set in the Depression-era farm country of Alberta.

This unusual number from the rock opera, “The Christmas Attic”, alludes to the innocence and purity associated with the childhood wonder at Christmas season.

A group of saints found themselves camped on Christmas Eve outside a small town, somewhere deep in Arizona or Mexico. In the town, a woman was looking out her window…

In the early 1800’s, a poem for children appeared, featuring the first known depictions of Santa Claus in the new world.

At Christmas time, a miscreant’s love for his child inspires him to stop drinking.

Wally fancied the idea of being a shepherd with a flute in the Christmas pageant that year, but the play’s director, Miss Lumbard, had different ideas.

Clement Clark Moore is credited with creating the modern-day image of both Santa Claus, as well as the importance associated with being home, especially on Christmas Eve.

When we told them about Mary and Joseph finding no room in the inn, going to a stable, where the baby Jesus was born and placed in a hay trough, the children and orphanage staff listened with amazement.

Hilary Weeks sings a gentle song of Christmas in this delightful music video.

It’s hard to imagine what it must have been like hearing this song for the very first time in 1965, steeped in nostalgia from the opening note.