“Contents,” Ensign, Sept. 1984, 1 Ensign September 1984 Volume 14 Number 9 Contents Special Features First Presidency Message: We Are Children of GodPresident Marion G. Romney Teaching by the Power of the SpiritElder Loren C. Dunn A Class of OneSusan Eastwood Me and My Sixty-six BoysIris Syndergaard “Stand Up for Love”Dennis W. Clegg Elder Derek A. Cuthbert: British Leader Is “At Home” in the Lord’s WorkBreck England Digging into the Book of Mormon: Our Changing Understanding of Ancient America and Its ScriptureJohn L. Sorenson The Insistent Mission CallFrank W. Riggs “I Have Learned to Sing”: President Heber J. Grant’s Struggle to Sing the Hymns of ZionJoan Oviatt Living with and Loving Our Handicapped ChildrenPat Cowley The Dangers of Debt in MarriageRulon T. Burton Patricia Keyes: Keeping Things MovingKathleen Lubeck Being a WifeAnn S. Reese Choosing Hope: The Example of Lose TafunaEric B. Shumway Family Fun with GenealogyGinger Hamer Regular Features PoetryIn His Fallen Leaf Season LaVerde Morgan ClaysonSonnet in Autumn Florence BoutwellStatus Paul Armstrong I Have a QuestionTom RoseKeith M. EngarStephen D. Ricks Sharing Random Sampler Speaking Today: Clean Thoughts, Pure LivesBishop H. Burke Peterson Mirthright: The Tantalizing, Great-Smelling, Good-for-You, You’d-Better-Eat-It, Dreadful, Memorable “Cheesy Mac”Afton H. Stuart News of the Church On the cover: Illustrations by G. Allen Garns. Inside front cover: O My Father, by Donal C. Jolley, 23″ by 33″, watercolor, 1983. Mourners at a burial at Springdale cemetery in southern Utah. Inside back cover: Brigham Young’s Winter Home, by Al Rounds, 22″ by 30″, oil on canvas, 1981. Courtesy of Norman and Peggy Rounds. On 15 December 1873, Brigham Young and his family moved into this adobe house in St. George, Utah. The aging President spent the winters of 1873–1877 here in order to avoid the rigors of winter in Salt Lake City and to oversee the construction of the St. George Temple. The two-story home, designed by Miles Romney, is now maintained as a Church visitors’ center.