Scrooge, the sequel

I mean, once he's changed we need to get this guy going on the Covenant Path!
 

A word of warning

OK, purists might argue that the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come didn't wear chains. But then, Ebenezer Scrooge wasn't a Meleagris gallopavo domesticus either. We're taking a little bit of literary license here.

I also avoid green bean casserole. It's the mushrooms. Bleah!

Extreme Makeover: Winter Edition

First you've gotta drop that "Marley" thing. He's just dragging you down!
 

It started with Marley

It's a question I often ask myself.
 

The third spirit

Just like Scrooge had a change of heart, you can too.
 

That's the spirit!

If anyone experienced that "mighty change of heart," it had to be Ebenezer Scrooge. And what's the next logical step? Sharing the joy — and sharing the joy with your ancestors!

Interestingly, A Christmas Carol — and, hence, Scrooge’s “turn of heart” — was written in 1843, just a few years after Elijah appeared in the Kirkland Temple. Coincidence?