REPORTER: "If somebody enters a home and they are unarmed, a homeowner fears they are armed and then shoots and kills the person... would this... be reasonable?"
MP @LarryBrockMP: "I reject... the premise of that question. A lot of people conceal weapons when they enter a home."
Whether through serving a neighbor, singing carols, or donating to the Giving Machines, members and friends of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are finding ways to Light the World this Christmas season.
Comment below on how you are sharing the Light of Christ this year!
To read about efforts around the globe and to find ideas on how you can participate, click here: https://t.co/d7JKSuMfom
Elder Neil L. Andersen (@AndersenNeilL) of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles was joined by Mongolian Ambassador to the U.S. Batbayar Ulziidelger on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, to turn on more than 500,000 Christmas lights that surround the Washington D.C. Temple.
The Festival of Lights, now in its 47th year, also features Nativity créches, Christmas tree decorations from around the world, and daily holiday performances. Tickets are not required, and parking is free.
“Our greatest example is the Savior Jesus Christ. He’s our example of being the light of the world,” Elder Andersen said in an interview afterward. “We had a beautiful night here. The feeling of the Savior Jesus Christ and the goodness of the people of the world filled this room and gave us all great hope for the world in the future.”
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