When young Amelia's parents decide to share their Christmas with a family in need, Amelia has a hard time figuring out if she should do the same. To help her decide, she asks her father to tell her three scripture stories. She discovers the true spirit of Christmas through the stories of Mary & Joseph, Elisabeth & Zacharias, and a pair of shepherds named Sharif and Omar.

After her family moves to a big city, Chloe finds her new school to be a scary place where she doesn't fit in. When her father tells her the story of Jonah, Chloe uses her imagination to bring the adventure to life, complete with a nervous prophet, rival gangs of Ninevites who happen to be amazing dancers, a hearty band of Spanish mariners, and a lovable fish named Humphrey who doesn't yet know why he was made so big. Chloe learns that, sometimes, those who find it hard to fit in are the ones that are needed the most.

In this fun and moving retelling of a treasured scripture story, a modern-day girl learns to stand up for what is right from Alma as he decides whether to go along with King Noah and his wicked priests or risk his life by standing up for the prophet Abinadi.

When his parents go on a trip, 6-year-old Devin is too sad to say his prayers. To help him understand the importance of praying, Devin's grandpa enlightens him with the story of Daniel and the Lions.

Queen Esther, a courageous young woman who must risk her life to save her people from a treacherous plan, gives a modern-day girl a greater understanding of the power of fasting. This musical adventure of Esther teaches courage and faith.

When her choir teacher is suspended for refusing to remove 'Silent Night' from the line-up of songs at the school's winter concert, Amelia is heartbroken. Her father and the family housekeeper use the scriptures to help teach her the importance of standing up for one's beliefs by telling the story of Samuel and his prophecy to the Nephites about the birth of the Savior.

See this fun and moving Bible story (1 Samuel 16-18) as you've never seen it before -- through the eyes of Amelia (Lauren Faber), a shy, modern-day girl who has her own personal Goliath to face -- a performance in her school's choir concert. To help build Amelia's confidence, her choir teacher (Angela Winston) tells her the story of another young person called upon to do something big - a boy by the name of David. David and Goliath is the fun and moving story of the well-known Biblical figure, King David as he takes on the mighty Philistine, Goliath. David and Goliath is enjoyable for the whole family.

When McKay brings home inappropriate music, a scripture question from his brother triggers an unforgettable lesson of Ammon's mission to the land of King Lamoni. When Lamoni hears from his servants how Ammon courageously defended the royal flocks from a band of thieves, it opens the door for a mighty change of heart not only for him, but for his queen, his kingdom, and one modern-day teenager.

When young Spencer can't seem to stay focused on the primary class sharing-time presentation, a loving leader shows him how to use his amazing imagination to make the stories come to life. Spencer imagines Nephi and his brothers returning to Jerusalem to try to get the places of brass from the powerful Laban.

Dubbed "America's Choir" by President Ronald Reagan, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir celebrates 75 years of continuous weekly radio broadcasts in July 2004, the longest such run in broadcast history. Please join Walter Cronkite for an amazing look at an American institution and a national treasure.