“Contents,” Ensign, Aug. 1987, 1
Special Features
First Presidency Message: Yellow Canaries with Gray on Their WingsPresident Thomas S. Monson
“Just and Holy Principles”: An Examination of the U.S. ConstitutionArvo Van Alstyne
Genealogy—Love That Transcends TimeRoy B. Bennion
Beyond Dances and MinglesShirleen Meek
Me and Thee: Finding Balance in MarriageSteve F. Gilliland
Applying One Principle 100 PercentBuck Christensen
Horacio Tulio Insignares: Magnifying the PriesthoodMarvin K. Gardner
Truth Was the Doctors’ CureDon L. Searle
From Friend to SisterJanice Tate
The Alvin Smith Story: Fact and FictionRichard Lloyd Anderson
Regular Features
I Have a Question Baptism for the dead Robert L. Millet Hebrews 5:7–8 Robert J. Matthews
Research and Perspectives: Bekahs, Shekels, and Talents: A Look at Biblical References to Money Richard Tice
The Visiting Teacher: Provident Living: A Way of Life
Mormon Journal The High Priests’ Compassionate Service Thelma Williams A Test of Faith Jelean Vaughn Reynolds Monday Would Have Been Too Late Rachel Wilde The End of My Search Carole Sayers Fullwood
Handbook for Families: Butcher, Baker, Software Maker? Helping Your Child Choose a Career
Portraits Paul Yost: The Admiral’s Anchor Is the Gospel Heidi A. Waldrop Richard Gunn: Helping Students “See” Gayanne Ramsden
Fiction: Grandpa Hillary Caren Llewelyn
Random Sampler Tips for Managing Money The Sun—Our Friend and Foe “There’s Nothing to Do” Game
News of the Church
On the cover: Photography by Welden Andersen.
Inside front cover: The Nuku’Alofa Tonga Temple, photography by Wm. Floyd Holdman. Nearly 7,000 people attended the site dedication for the Nuku’Alofa Tonga Temple on 18 February 1981. After President Spencer W. Kimball and Tonga’s King Tuafa’ahau Tupou IV broke ground, a feast was held in honor of the occasion. The temple was dedicated two and one-half years later, 9–11 August 1983, by President Gordon B. Hinckley.
Inside back cover: Render unto Caesar That Which Is Caesar’s, by Harry Anderson; © Pacific Press Publishing Association, used by permission.