Every year The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints celebrates Christmas in Salt Lake City, Utah by decorating Temple Square with an amazing lighted display. The lights are first lit the Friday following Thanksgiving and "Christmas on Temple Square" will begin.

Christmas events (see the Church calendar) are performed almost every day of the season, including the musical production Savior of the World, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas Concert, and the First Presidency Christmas Devotional.

The devotional is usually held the first Sunday in December and will be broadcast from the Conference Center (free tickets are required) to church buildings world wide. All are welcome to come and enjoy the devotional in Temple Square or watch the broadcast from a local Stake Center.

If you've never seen the lights on Temple Square they're well worth the trip. Come celebrate with us Christmas and the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ!

See these other great Christmas resources.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has updated the Gospel Principles manual which will be used in the usual Gospel Principles Sunday School class, but is also available for use with the Melchizedek Priesthood and Relief Society curriculum.

I really love the new pictures that have been added to the manual and, unlike the old manual, these pictures are in color! The new Gospel Principles manual is also available in audio format.

Have you ever been inside an LDS Church building? If not have you wondered what it looks like on the inside and what we do there? Well now you can see for yourself, from the comfort of your computer chair, with this amazing interactive tour of a meetinghouse created by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

It's great to see what an average LDS church meetinghouse looks like, but it's even better to come and worship with us! Visitors are always welcome, and joining us for our Sunday sacrament meeting is one of the best ways to learn what we really believe- not just what you hear about us. Find out what to expect when attending our church services, including that we don't ask for donations or pass a plate to the congregation.

I love being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ! Just one of the amazing things about the Church is that we're a lay ministry, which means all services, meetings, organizations, activities, and functions are accomplished through the volunteer efforts of local members. So find your closest Church unit and join us this Sunday.