Can you share some details of favorite LDS Christmas stories?

There's a story about how LDS congregations decorate their chapels for Christmas. They create beautiful nativity scenes and put up lights. It's a time when the whole community unites in celebration. The children also participate by singing Christmas carols in the chapel, which spreads the joy of the season.

There was a story in an LDS ward where they decided to do a Secret Santa exchange. One person received a gift that was clearly mislabeled. It was a set of knitting needles and yarn, but the recipient was a young man who had no idea how to knit. He ended up trading it with someone else who was excited to get it, and it led to a lot of friendly banter and laughter during the Christmas party.

A short LDS Christmas story could be set in a small LDS chapel. The congregation decides to put on a Christmas play. All the members, young and old, participate. During the preparation, there are some disagreements and challenges, but through prayer and relying on their LDS values, they manage to put on a wonderful performance that not only entertains but also spreads the joy and meaning of Christmas to the whole community.

One funny LDS Christmas story could be about a family in an LDS community. They were preparing for the Christmas nativity play at the church. The young boy who was supposed to be the shepherd accidentally brought his pet goat instead of a prop goat. The goat ran all around the stage during the rehearsal, causing chaos but also lots of laughter.

One great LDS Christmas story could be about a family in the LDS community who, despite facing financial hardships, managed to create a memorable Christmas. They shared their simple homemade gifts and the spirit of giving within their congregation, spreading the true meaning of Christmas.

If her favorite is 'The Polar Express', it's about a boy who takes a magical train ride to the North Pole on Christmas Eve. He meets Santa Claus and learns about the true meaning of Christmas, which is believing. The beautiful illustrations in the book also add to its charm.

I don't have enough information to share the exact details of the 'LDS friend temple story'. It could be about a friendship that was strengthened within the context of an LDS temple. For example, two friends might have volunteered together at the temple and through that experience, their bond grew deeper as they shared in the spiritual work.

One story could be about a LDS missionary in a small town. During Christmas, they visited an elderly couple who were feeling lonely. The missionary sang Christmas carols with them and shared the story of Jesus' birth. It brought so much joy to the couple's heart and they later became more involved in the community church activities.

Sure. One story might be about how the pioneers made the best of a meager Christmas during their difficult journey. They might have created simple handmade gifts for each other out of the few resources they had.

Sure. 'Rudolph the Red - Nosed Reindeer' is perfect for kids. Rudolph is different with his red nose, but in the end, he saves Christmas by leading Santa's sleigh. Another one is 'Frosty the Snowman'. Kids love the idea of a snowman coming to life and having adventures. 'The Night Before Christmas' is also great as it gives a vivid picture of Santa Claus coming to bring presents.