July 2016

Contents
Family Home Evening Ideas
True to the Faith of Our Forefathers
- True to Their Faith
- You’re a Pioneer Too!
Our Potential for Parenthood
April 2016 Conference Notebook
- Keep Trying
  Jeffrey R. Holland
- Choices
  Thomas S. Monson
Loving Others with Different Values
In Favor of Religious Freedom
Young Adults
Elder Dale G. Renlund: An Obedient Servant
Quentin L. Cook
Like the Widow of Zarephath: The Miracle of Fast Offerings
Po Nien (Felipe) Chou and Petra Chou
My Adopted Pioneer Ancestors
Cynthia Woo
The Heavens Are Opened: The New Church History Museum Exhibit
Alan D. Johnson
The Teacher Council Difference
Sandra Cattell
Understanding the Youth You Teach
“Behold Your Little Ones”: Learning to Teach Children
Temple Worship: The Key to Knowing God
Marion D. Hanks
Honoring God by Honoring Our Covenants
Joseph W. Sitati
The Promise of the Sacrament
My Journey as a Pioneer from India
Mangal Dan Dipty, as told to John Santosh Murala
Wings as Eagles
A Heritage of Faith
Rachel Mecham Goates
Becoming Brigham
Don L. Searle
Latter-day Saint Voices
Spiritual Crocodiles
Boyd K. Packer
Insights

Insights

July 2016

“Insights,” Ensign, July 2016, inside back cover

Insights

tree on rock face

How can we thrive in a hostile world?

“As individuals, disciples of Christ, living in a hostile world that is literally in commotion, we can thrive and bloom if we are rooted in our love of the Savior and humbly follow His teachings.”

Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, “The Lord Is My Light,” Ensign, May 2015, 63.

Photograph by Guy Cohen