“Contents,” Ensign, Jan. 1977, 1 Ensign January 1977 Volume 7 Number 1 Contents Special Features First Presidency Message: The Things of Eternity—Stand We in Jeopardy?President Spencer W. Kimball Someone Up There Loves YouElder Boyd K. Packer The Inspiration of a Family RecordElder Theodore M. Burton Beyond Pen and Ink: 18 Ways to Record Family HistoryJon Webb Writing Your History: Some Helpful IdeasWilliam G. Hartley It’s Child’s Play: How to Help Your Child Begin a JournalDianne Dibb Forbis A Father, a Son, and a Campfire: The Tapes They Never MadeGary L. Shumway The Beginner’s Guide: Tape-recording MemoriesGary L. Shumway and William G. Hartley Six Families Tell How (and Why) They OrganizedJanice Smith The New Scope of What We Have Called GenealogyWayne Brickey The Spirit World, Our Next HomeDale C. Mouritsen Will Your Children Marry in the Temple?George Durrant Turning the Hearts of PreschoolersGinger Hamer The Best Day of Their LivesJay A. Parry The Kinship of the WorldJames E. Smith and Phillip R. Kunz Three Kings and a Captain: Nephite Leaders in the Land of NephiOrson Scott Card The Saints in IndonesiaAlison Craig Regular Features Mormon JournalGrandpa’s Gift of Himself Bruce Lyman BishopThe Voice Spoke Spanish Luis V. EspinozaShe Was the Mother I’d Never Known Wanda West Badger Discovery: The 15th of NisanWilliam James Adams, Jr. PoetryNellie Girl: Nilla Pedersen Christensen, Pioneer Woman Martha Pettijohn MorriseJacob Smith of Somerset Orson Scott CardIdaho Falls Temple Donnell HunterTemple Heights Helen Mar Cook Keeping Pace: A Billion Names in the Local Branch Library I Have a QuestionHenry E. ChristiansenJimmy B. ParkerVal D. GreenwoodGeorge H. FudgeAnn Stoddard Reese Insights Random Sampler Mirthright Comment News of the Church On the cover: The Ascension, a new painting by Harry Anderson Inside front cover: A mural in the celestial room of the Idaho Falls Temple that depicts the joys families will share in the celestial kingdom. Artist was Lee Greene Richards Inside back cover: Handcart Pioneers was painted by Danquart Anthon Weggeland in 1908 (31″ x 41″, oil on canvas).