August 1984
Contents
“And the Lord Called His People Zion”
Spencer W. Kimball
Poetry
Synthesis
Mildred T. Hunt
Family Unity
Val Camenish Wilcox
The Work of Our Priesthood Quorums
Joseph B. Wirthlin
Living by the Spirit
Joy Webb Rigby
Why We Ask People to Read the Book of Mormon
Jay E. Jensen
“I’ll Guide, but You Must Drive”
J. Stephen Larsen
D. Arthur Haycock: Aide to Four Prophets
Jack Walsh
Finding a Friend in My “Enemy”
Rena N. Evers
“Can You Take Another Child?”
Anita Hallock
Remembering Father and Mother, President David O. McKay and Sister Emma Ray Riggs McKay
David L. McKay
Doing the Best Things in the Worst Times
James E. Faust
Get That Show on the Road: How to Stage a Roadshow
Kathleen Lubeck
I Have a Question
In what languages are Church magazines printed?
Verl F. Scott
Why does the Book of Mormon say that Jesus would be born in Jerusalem?
D. Kelly Ogden
Mormon Journal
Portraits
Toni Billiet Aggers
Old Wood
Celia H. Scheinost
A Dream Come True
A. A. Storror
Staying Together While You’re Apart
Mary Lynn Hutchison
The Weight-Loss Battle: Helping Your Body Win
Garth Fisher
Putting Love into Words
Norma H. Hill
Sharing
“His Plan Is Perfect—I Am Not Afraid”
JoAnne Bray
Random Sampler
Bishop’s Chow
Marla JonesMaria Jones
Under the Sink and Other Scary Places
Joan Hoffman Martin
The Memory Board
Susan Nord Green
My Turn with Dad
Ruth N. Dickson
Articles of Faith in Home Evening
Elizabeth Martinsen
Mirthright
Through New Eyes: How I Discovered My Mother—and Myself
Karen Madsen
Comment
News of the Church
Area Presidencies Called as Church Modifies Geographical Administration
Boise Temple Dedicated
Bob Cazier
LDS Volunteers Helping at the Olympics
Kit Poole
A Hundred Years, and 28 Million Ordinances, for the Logan Temple
Marvin Hull
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