As part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ worldwide initiative titled "A Savior is Born," a live nativity is located outside the Hyde Park Chapel on Exhibition Road across from the Science Museum near the South Kensington Underground Station in London, England. This is one of the most popular areas in London where annually more than 10 to 11 million people walk on this street. Each evening from 5-7pm, live actors will portray Joseph and Mary.
- The Live Nativity outside the London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre on Exhibition Road
- Live nativity at the London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre
- The Live nativity outside London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre
- The London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre on Exhibition Road
- Live Nativity out ide the London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre
- Live nativity outside the London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre on Exhibition Road, London
- The Live nativity outside the London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre
- Live Nativity outside the London Hyde Park Visitors' Centre
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The actors will be members of the Hyde Park Stake and the England London Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Alan Phillips, president of the Hyde Park Stake said, "At a time of so much conflict, fear and uncertainty, we look forward to sharing the joy of our Saviour's birth and the peace that such knowledge brings."
"The purpose of this live nativity," according to Elder Duane Cardall, Director of the Hyde Park Visitors' Centre, "is to remind us that Jesus Christ came into the world. He was born; He lived; He died; and was resurrected. And because of Him all humankind will have the blessing of eternal life. It is our mission to proclaim the divinity of Jesus Christ. This is one way we have chosen to do that."