“Contents,” New Era, Oct. 2000 New Era October 2000 Volume 30, Number 10 Contents Words of the Prophet: Be PrayerfulPresident Gordon B. HinckleyApproaching our Eternal Father in prayer is our opportunity and our blessing. Just Live through the NightSteven R. DeamI might die, but worst of all, I might live and not remember anyone or anything. Pinned!Vinny DiGirolamoWith time running out, I was losing not just my match but our school record. Idea List: Always Remember HimHere are some ways to put Jesus Christ foremost in your mind during the sacrament. Q&A: Questions and AnswersMany times at school I see members of the Church doing things they are not supposed to and not representing the Church by their actions. How can I be a good example to them without being annoying or bothering them? Mormonad: Listen Up All Creatures Great and SmallMatthew BakerKim Nahler of Kanab, Utah, volunteers in caring for aging and previously neglected animals. All That GlitterPeter B. GardnerSeeing my father’s commitment was more precious than gold. Four, with Room for MoreLisa M. G. CrockettYoung Women in New Brunswick have no room for jealousy or competition. But they always have room for another friend. Meeting MikeShannon EdwardsI met someone who had passed this life’s test. Now I needed to do as well. And a Child Led MeEric NelsonAn eight-year-old was on his third time reading the Book of Mormon. I had yet to read it once. Mormonisms Of All Things Fiction: Open Your MouthGayle Lee OlsenWho would have known a talkative little brother could teach me about being a missionary? Our DestinyElder L. Aldin PorterReject or ignore the Savior, and the great plan of happiness cannot function in your behalf. Reader’s Guide Call for Entries: Small and Simple ThingsAnnouncing the 2001 New Era Contest Poem: Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowCarl Houghton Photo of the MonthTim Davis Cover: Kim Nahler of the Kanab (Utah) First Ward helps the helpless through her volunteer service. See “All Creatures Great and Small,” p. 20. Cover photography: Matthew Baker (front), © 1998 PhotoSpin (back)