Tambuli

March 1988

Volume 12, Number 3

Contents

• First Presidency Message: Missionary Service
  President Gordon B. Hinckley

• All That Glitters Isn’t Celestial
  Quinn G. McKay

• A Dream Comes True
  Johann Schneider

• The Holy Ghost: A Living Presence by My Side
  Lola B. Walters

• Whisperings
  Hans Cohr

• Suicide: Some Things We Know, and Some We Do Not
  Elder M. Russell Ballard

• Sister Hooper
  Sherrill Allen

• Teaching Children about Friends and Friendship

• Monday Would Have Been Too Late
  Rachel Wilde

• Question and Answer
  Dennis L. Lythgoe

• Visiting Teaching Message: “Charity Envieth Not”

• “But One Thing Is Truly Needful”
  Patricia T. Holland

• What the Book of Mormon Means to Us:
  “A Blessing of Extraordinary Magnitude” Mary Ellen Edmunds
  Coming to Terms with Nephi Lars Åkebrand

• Happiness—There’s Not a Single Barrier
  Mayola Miltenberger

• Youth

• Calling a Square a Square
  Jack S. Marshall

• “Every Man Is Given a Gift”
  Tawnya Warnick

• Have You Ever Seen the Lord?
  Elder Sterling W. Sill

• Tambulilit

• Sharing Time: Being Kind, Like Jesus
  Pat Graham

• Abinadi and King Noah

• Jesse and Diana
  Claudia Remington

• Fun Page: Dot-to-Dot Collection

On the cover: Somerset Lane, 1987 oil painting by Ken Baxter depicting missionaries tracting in an English country village. (Courtesy Church Arts and Sites.) President Gordon B. Hinckley remembers his missionary days in England in this issue’s First Presidency Message.