“Contents,” New Era, Oct. 1995
The Message: Serious Questions, Serious AnswersHere’s some straight talk about morality.
Just like Me?She had been watching me all year, and I didn’t even know it.
How I Know: I Know the FeelingWhat does the Holy Ghost feel like? I found the answer in a classroom.
Everyday Heroes: Removing the WallPaula Gonzales is bringing Hispanic and Anglo students together at her school.
Scripture Lifeline: More Than PrayerHow I gained the witness I needed to go ahead with my baptism.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersSome of my friends lie about their age so they can get in the theater for children’s prices. I’m afraid my friends will think I’m silly if I don’t go along. How should I handle this?
Mormonad: Make a Name for Yourself
Everybody BelongsYoung Women in Snohomish make sure everyone is welcome. Here’s how.
So Good in SogodIn the Philippines, a simple act of service opens doors for the missionaries.
Well SchooledTaiwan’s Angel Liu finds the gospel really helps with her grinding study schedule.
FYI: For Your Info
Focus On: Leadership—Her Honor, the MayorAs her town’s youth mayor, Lindsay found that gospel principles work everywhere.
Fiction: Friends in DeedFrom steak dinner to stake dance, my Mormon friends certainly made things interesting.
Mormonisms
Helping HandsHis hands may not function, but he can still reach out to others.
FeedbackLetters to the editors
Poem: Maybe
Photo of the Month
Cover: Traci Brown of Snohomish, Washington, is just one of many young women blessed by the spirit of friendship in her ward. See “Everybody Belongs,” p. 20. Cover photography: Richard M. Romney (front), Maren Mecham (back). Craft by Darla Davis.