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Dear Friends, From our family to yours, Peggy and I send you our warmest holiday wishes. We hope the joy of Christ’s birth and life will bring you heavenly peace during this special season and throughout the coming year. Thank you for being a part of our BYU family. Merry Christmas, Kevin J Worthen, BYU President
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The music of BYU Vocal Point is going to a much bigger stage. The nine-man a cappella group just signed a recording deal with Decca Gold, Universal Classics, U.S.—part of Universal Music Group, the world’s largest music company. Here is Vocal Point's "What Child Is This?"—the first of 20 songs on this BYU Christmas music playlist.
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Noteworthy's latest music video features a combination of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" and "Go Tell It on the Mountain." Don't miss this hearth-warming a cappella mashup.
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In this Christmas fireside, beloved BYU speaker Brad Wilcox shares the legend of how the poinsettia, or "flower of the holy night," became a Christmas symbol, and how it relates to Jesus Christ's message of love and His heavenly gift of grace. |
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When the Cossack warriors returned from battle, they were greeted with traditional bread and salt followed by a celebration of music and dance.The International Folk Dance Ensemble's latest video celebrates Hopak, the national dance of Ukraine.
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In their 2018 holiday video, the BYU Singers—conducted by Andrew Crane—perform "Sing We Now of Christmas"; the carol transports the performers from the concert hall to scenic, snowy outdoor scenes. |
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After someone stole a package from BYU grad and former NASA engineer Mark Rober, the police didn’t do anything about it. So he spent the last six months engineering up some glittery, smelly vigilante justice. And he caught it all on camera. |
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