“Let not our hearts be busy inns that have no room for thee, but cradles for the Living Christ and His nativity.”

In this post, we consider one of the best-known and truly unique characters of the Christmastide — Marley’s Ghost.

“By the sweat of their brows, with their hands, men earn bread.. Among them are those that desire to be led.”

Are we among them?

Anonymous acts of kindness lead one family to see other people in a new way, a brother tells us in this touching story.

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

Amusing and touching remembrances of George Albert Smith are shared by his daughter.

The legend of Good King Wenceslas is a beloved part of the Christmas tradition in Europe, America, and around the world.

“Our opportunities to give of ourselves are limitless, but perishable. There are hearts to gladden. There are kind words to say. There are gifts to be given. There are deeds to be done. There are souls to be saved."

This gentle video from the BYU Combined Choirs is based on the Stephen Paulus song, “Wishes and Candles”.

A classic story told by President Monson many times in many places over the years.

O Little Child of Bethlehem,
Why do your young eyes grieve?
What do your outstretched arms implore
Of us this Christmas Eve?