“Contents,” New Era, June 2004 New Era June 2004 Volume 34, Number 6 Contents The Message: You’re in the Driver’s SeatPresident Boyd K. PackerHow would you like to lend your new car to a complete stranger? That’s how your parents feel when you begin to date. Finding a GemGilbert Ndala MingotyiWe found a marvelous book, and studying it together was a wonder. Mission Made PossibleShanna ButlerStart early, work diligently, save, and the money will come for a mission. Q&A: Questions and AnswersI need to earn money for a mission and college. The Church teaches that we shouldn’t work on the Sabbath, but almost all the jobs I am qualified for require Sunday work. What should I do? New Era Poster: Super! Standing on FaithAdam C. OlsonKacey McCallister stands out in everything he does even though he can’t stand on his own two legs. I Chose the SabbathMarlene NolteI liked riding horses more than anything, but my father had taught me to love attending church more. Easier than You ThinkRyan CarrTeens in Danville, California, have made missionary work a matter of friendship. Idea List: Scripture Study TipsHere are some ways to make scripture reading into a positive and regular habit. How to Beat BullyingRebecca M. TaylorWith fists or words, bullying is just plain wrong. Some advice on how to escape and forgive. The Extra Smile Of All Things Soapbox ConvertElder W. Rolfe KerrI never dreamed that in that crowd was one person who listened to what I said. Instant MessagesPlanting a seed; a smile for eternity; learning to pray; two scriptures for comfort; family prayer is the best. What’s in It for You We’ve Got Mail Poem: ColorblindKimberly Stotts Hinton Photo of the MonthAdam C. Olson Cover: Kacey McCallister of Keizer, Oregon, knows the Lord has a plan for his life. See “Standing on Faith” on p. 20. Cover photography: Courtesy of the McCallister family (front) and Christina Smith (back)