“Contents,” New Era, Mar. 1994
The Message: Real-life Bible StoriesAs God protected his servants of old, he will protect us now.
Scripture Lifeline: No Girl Is an IslandShe’s finding her testimony in a lonely corner of Alaska.
Face of a StrangerI finally looked past the color of my skin and saw my real self.
Another Kind of ChampionHelping my little brother win the race was like winning myself.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersI have some friends that I would like to get away from because of things they do. How can I change friends without offending anyone?
Mormonad: Good Eggs
The Big BuildMaryland youth build homes for the poor—and great memories for themselves.
The Dirtiest DayIt’s the dirt that gets into your mind that’s really hard to remove.
Field of ServiceThe kids in Huntington, Utah, weren’t happy with their park—so they made a new one.
I’ll Remember JoceyThis Filipina taught me a great lesson about courage.
FYI: For Your Info
Looking GoodI avoided jail because my appearance matched my character.
Fiction: Ferger BrownThere was no gambling, but this was still a high-stakes golf match.
Mormonisms
Cry for HelpFirst, my aunt guided my footsteps. Later, the Lord took over.
Example Speaks LoudestMy friends weren’t just watching my example; they were listening, too.
FeedbackLetters to the editors
Poem: Sunset
Photo of the Month
Cover: Marcy Mann of Huntington, Utah, helps other kids from the Huntington stake turn a weed-infested lot into a great new city park. See “Field of Service,” p. 28. Cover Photography: Lara Mayo Bangerter (front), Welden Andersen (back).