Hilary Weeks

When Latter-day Saint teen Maggie Scott heard the song “He’ll Carry You” by Hilary Weeks, she had a strong feeling that someone needed to hear the beautiful message. Since that prompting, Scott has made it a point to share the song with as many people as she can.

Known for her philanthropy and unparalleled success, LDS billionaire and businesswoman Gail Miller recently received the Rosa Parks Award in Utah, became the third woman to win the Utah Leadership Award, and published her autobiography, Courage to Be You.

LDS Billboard-charting artist Hilary Weeks has created dozens of inspiring songs and chart-topping albums. But one of the most classic and most beloved is her song "He Hears Me."

Election day and the days that follow are always full of emotion.

"Whatever you might be struggling with I hope this reminds you to stay strong, hold on to hope and have faith in the middle," Hilary Weeks posted on her Facebook page.

When you think of top contemporary Christian artists, you may picture Casting Crowns, Alan Jackson, or Lauren Daigle, but you will likely end up with Hilary Weeks's "Say Love" playing in your head.

Hilary Weeks has enjoyed a long and successful music career, but did you know that the LDS singer-songwriter has never done a concert tour?

Here's the first sneak peek into Hilary Weeks' newest album, Love Your Life,that shares the message to treasure each day and the miracles that constantly surround you.

As Hilary Weeksprepares to go on tour with a new set of songs, we thought we might share a new twist on one of her classic music videos of her song "Say Love." Don't be surprised if you find yourself smiling at Hilary's engaging personality as you discover fun behind-the-scenes tidbits in this new MormonPop video.

On Thursday, we had an exciting photo shoot getting ready for our next feature: Mormons who topped the Billboard charts. We were so excited to have GENTRI, Hilary Weeks, and Jenny Oaks Baker come in and spend the morning with us.

Only the best music artists reach the national Billboard charts. Check out the members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who have made it there!

LDS singer/songwriter Hilary Weeks has been a favorite in Mormondom for several years. Now she is being recognized as one of Forty Women to Watch Over 40--a list celebrating women who, according to fortyover40.com, are "upending the perception that 40 is past your prime."

In November, the First Presidency announced that a semiannual general women’s meeting would replace the annual general Relief Society meeting and the general Young Women’s meeting. And, for the first time ever, all girls age eight and older were invited to attend. This was a historic meeting full of uplifting messages applicable to sisters of all ages. Time Out for Women asked four of the presenters—Kris Belcher, Emily Freeman, Wendy Ulrich, and Hilary weeks—to share their thoughts and impressions. Each woman brought with her different life experiences, and we want to share their unique perspectives on this meeting with you:

Whether it's a monumental heartbreak or a child with a mouthful of mac 'n' cheese, songwriter Hilary Weeks seems to take inspiration from every part of her life. On this new album called "Every Step," recorded in Nashville, Tenn., you'll hear 10 new songs from tender to jubilant — like "Living Proof" and "Past the Point" — and a bonus remake of one of her classics, "All My Days."

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A personal peek into the life of the mother of four girls, artist of eight albums, and author of two books.