
The Top 10 Most-Read Articles on This Week in Mormons for 2020
2020 was a strange year for most of us, but it was also full of great content for Latter-day Saints. Here are the year’s top articles.
2020 was a strange year for most of us, but it was also full of great content for Latter-day Saints. Here are the year’s top articles.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Former missionary companions formed Bright the Way, and their new music to #LightTheWorld is inspiring.
This animated tale offers a different perspective on the classic Wise Men tale.
Christmas is upon us! What is Advent? What does 2020’s Light the World campaign entail? Why hasn’t the Church recognized Joe Biden’s victory?
The Nashville Tribute Band teams up with Don’t Miss This to bring us “Come, Follow Me” lesson previews with music.
Set in the depression, this BYU production follows a family trying to find the good and meaning during Christmas.
Light the World kicks off in the time of COVID, Hallmark films move to Utah, Pres. Nelson teases a message of hope and healing.
In Saints Channel Studio, Richie Steadman sits down with Latter-day Saint musicians to talk about music and experiences as Church members.
A young draws strength from his family’s sacrifice.
COVID has curtailed Christmas concert plans, but the Church is now crowdsourcing the effort, inviting all to submit their own performances.
A dad, a boy, a bridge and a train. What could go wrong?
When life gives you lemons, make movies. That’s the motto of Working with Lemons, a family with a passion for music and movie making.
If you’ve watched classic Church films, you’ve heard Merrill Jenson’s music, and now you can hear from the man himself about his career.
The Highland 19th Ward Bishopric has a great plan to get everyone back in Church: a brilliant parody video by its bishopric.
In the quest for a new world record for Elephant Toothpaste, Mark Rober discovers something new. Something he is calling Devil’s Toothpaste.
2016’s remake of “Saturday’s Warrior” is newer, but is it better?
Romance author Sariah Wilson discusses writing for a broad audience but with an LDS perspective and how her faith informs her journey.
You’ve been waiting for it. Here is the exciting conclusion of our 1989 Saturday’s Warrior recap.
Cobra Kai goes to Geoff’s head. Senator Mike Lee wants to cancel KSL. Zelophehad’s Daughters tackles LDS cinema on IMDB.
Love it, hate it, or in between, Saturday’s Warrior is not to be forgotten.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
When dad’s smoking keeps the family out of a temple marriage.
Although dispensing some sound marriage prep advice, “Are You the One” is probably not the one to show in your next class.
Do you hear that? That’s the sound of musicians warming up for the Virtual Youth Music Festival hosted by the Church. Mark your calendars now!
Where Can I Turn For Peace is brought to life in this wonderful arrangement from James and Chelsea Stevens, featuring the Bonner Family.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Okay, I know what you are thinking. Why do I need to know about squirrel proof bird feeders? Mark Rober, answers just that question.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Move over Miley, here comes BYU Vocal Point! The guys from Vocal Point are geared up and ready to make “The Climb” on their newest album.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
Some of our favorite Latter-day Saint YouTubers have continued to work hard to release content during their quarantine, bringing us some joy.
A logo so pointless, it requires excessive explanation.
Latter-day Saint Video Vault celebrates decades of uplifting, funny, weird, and sometimes cringe-worthy Mormon-related videos, most of which are now found on YouTube. Join Jared
An attempt at recapturing the magic of “Mr. Krueger’s Christmas” for the Easter season.
Less spirit, more textbook
Tackling addition is a difficult task.