“Contents,” New Era, Oct. 2003 New Era October 2003 Volume 33, Number 10 Contents The Message: How Do I Love Thee?Elder Jeffrey R. HollandTrue love blooms when we care more about another person than ourselves. How I Know: Time to TestifyClayton LondonThe answer to my prayers came as I simply bore my testimony. We Are Daughters of Our Heavenly Father, Who Loves UsSusan W. TannerWhen sorrows come, how will you know that Heavenly Father loves you? Idea List: Smooth Sailing HomeThe journey is to your heavenly home. Here are some suggestions on making sure you’ll get to your destination. Q&A: Questions and AnswersHow can I best prepare to receive the Melchizedek Priesthood? New Era Poster: Spread Thin? Smiling in MemphisArianne B. CopeKnowing the answers to tough questions keeps Memphis youth smiling. That BookSuwit Saisam-angWhen I picked up that book with the blue cover, it made all the difference. The Story of a LifetimeCaroline H. BenzleyJanuary Winterton’s efforts kept her grandmother’s memories safe. Staying PowerElder H. Ross WorkmanGoing on a mission was a choice between what I wanted to do and what the Lord wanted me to do. In Crowd? Out Crowd? Right Crowd!Lori Anne RiesMore than anything, I wanted to be popular. But the price was too high. The Extra Smile Gospel Classics: The Faces of PridePresident Ezra Taft BensonPride is a damning sin in the true sense of that word. It limits or stops progression. Getting the PointTaylor WoodruffEarning points meant working fast, but when we slowed down to give real service, we became the real winners. What’s in It for You We’ve Got Mail Poem: Sun KissesKristine Anne Keele Photo of the MonthJim Harris Cover: Standing up for what he believes is part of everyday life for Jonathan Stambaugh. See “Smiling in Memphis” on p. 20. Cover photography: Shanna Ghaznavi (front) and © 1993 PhotoDisc (back)