“Contents,” Ensign, July 1989, 1 Ensign July 1989 Volume 19 Number 7 Contents Special Features First Presidency Message: Born of GodPresident Ezra Taft Benson Unrighteous DominionElder H. Burke Peterson Temple Ancestor DayRichard Tice Margaret McNeil Ballard’s Legacy of FaithElder M. Russell Ballard A Grave by the Little BlueTerry Lynne Telford Jones The Honeymoon TrailH. Dean Garrett The Search for Early Members of the ChurchSusan Easton Black “Lord, Is It I?”—What I Learned from Martin Harris and JonahJames M. Perry and Robert J. Woolley Buon Giorno! Don L. Searle Enjoying Sacrament Meeting with ChildrenChris Crowe Ensign Contest Winners Rules for the 1990 Writing and Music Contests Eliza R. Snow Poetry Contest WinnersIn the Shadow of the Sun Michael UmphreyGathering Linda Madsen SheffieldBeware the Leaven of the Pharisees Marilyn F. DaleThe Jigsaw Puzzle Yolanda KlinglerThe Reunion Sherrie Ahlstrom Hundley 1989 Life-style Contest Winner: Child of PromiseElaine F. Whiteley Coping with the Heartache of MiscarriageJanene Wolsey Baadsgaard Regular Features Mormon JournalOne Hundred Pounds of Potatoes Horst Scharffs, as told to Sandra Dawn BrimhallMy Nonmember Missionary Cherry L. Morrow“Maybe I Can Help” Susan Zabriskie Homan I Have a Question: The role of grace in LDS theologyRobert E. Parsons Research and Perspectives: Recent Studies on the Book of Mormon Random SamplerLife-Styles of the Prepared and FamousHome Evening in Lehi’s Tent (Almost) Speaking TodayAll That the Father Has President Thomas S. MonsonA Tribute to Women Elder Boyd K. PackerRestoration of the Aaronic Priesthood Elder Robert B. Harbertson The Visiting Teacher: “Come Back” News of the Church On the cover: Saints Crossing the Bear River, by Gregory Sievers, 24″ by 36″, oil, 1987. Courtesy of Mrs. Clytie Barber. Inside front cover: Wash Day, by May Blair, 18″ by 24″, oil, 1987. Inside back cover: Summer at the Heber C. Kimball Home, by Al Rounds, 20″ by 28″, watercolor, 1985. Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Meiling. The Heber C. Kimball home in Nauvoo, shown with the Nauvoo Temple in the background, was erected in 1845. The Kimball family lived there for only five months. Unable to sell the home before their departure from Nauvoo, they abandoned it on 4 February 1846 to make the trek west. Today, the home is one of numerous homes visited by tourists in Nauvoo.