“Contents,” Ensign, Aug. 1995, 1 Ensign August 1995 Volume 25 Number 8 Contents First Presidency Message: The Prayer of FaithPresident Thomas S. Monson Service Where It CountsAnn Woodbury Moore “Good and Evil Spoken Of”Edwin O. Haroldsen President James E. Faust: “Pure Gold”Elder Neal A. Maxwell Integrity of HeartElder Russell M. Nelson Nursing Our FellowmenTodd F. Cope Book of Mormon SummerMark Killgore Singing in the RainLillian Thatcher Tonga: A Heritage of FaithEric B. Shumway Learning to Live for Eternal LifeElder Carlos H. Amado Tutors for DiscipleshipRobert W. Telford, as told to Terry Lynne Telford Jones Brief Mission, Constant HarvestLois Decker Brown The Visiting Teacher: “More Sorrow for Sin” A Special Kind of MotherAlane Starko Blessed by the HymnsAngelina Harder Portraits Random Sampler Family History You Can DoChuck Newhouse Mormon JournalMy Last Letter to Dad Shirley E. Niemann“Turn These Men Loose!” Joel G. HancockI Prayed for Food Juana Campos MolinaThe Sugar Beet Farm F. W. “Bill” RoskelleySunbeam Love Sharon Montgomery Meyers I Have a QuestionHonoring dishonorable parents David S. RicksInformation included in Ancestral File™ Stephen K. Kendall News of the Church On the cover: “Fishers of Men,” by Clark Kelley Price, oil on canvas, 24″ x 36″, 1974. Courtesy of Elder John H. Groberg. Inside front cover: Fishing along the [Utah] Jordan, by Lorus Pratt, oil on canvas, 15″ x 30″, 1916. Courtesy of the Springville Museum of Art. Lorus Pratt, the son of Orson Pratt, was one of five “art missionaries” who were sent to Europe in the early 1890s to study. The training they received honed their native talent and gave them the skill to paint the murals in the Salt Lake Temple. This 1916 painting is of a scene along the Jordan River west of Salt Lake City. Inside back cover: Los Angeles Temple, photo by David Ricketts, 1994. Its construction begun in 1951, the Los Angeles Temple was dedicated by President David O. McKay on 11–14 March 1956.