Christmas in the New World

By Wendy Kenney

 

Wendy Kenney, “Christmas in the New World,” Liahona, Dec 2010, 50–53

In the Americas, the sign of the Savior's birth—a night with no darkness—saved the believers.

Would you notice if a new star suddenly appeared in the sky one night? Maybe not. But you would certainly notice a night that never got dark—a night that remained as bright as midday even after the sun had set. Now that would be hard to miss, especially if you had been in the crowd when Samuel the Lamanite stood upon a city wall and told of the great signs and wonders that would mark the birth of the Son of God. If you had heard Samuel speak, you surely would have been watching for the signs.