“Contents,” Tambuli, Nov. 1990 Tambuli November 1990 Volume 14, Number 11 Contents Features First Presidency Message: A City Set upon a HillPresident Gordon B. Hinckley Bernard Lefrandt: Dutch-Indonesian PioneerAlice Brewer Saily Keys to Developing Effective FamiliesWilliam G. Dyer and Phillip R. Kunz Tips for Talks The Best Place to BeAnn Laemmlen No One Saw Me Do ItMarianne E. Flint “How Many Loaves Have Ye?”Jack M. Lyon Three Hundred Parchment ScrollsMariona Washburn Each One by NameCynthia Pennell Especially for Youth Listen with Your HeartAnne C. Bradshaw Sixty Ideas for Service Build It RightElder Joseph B. Wirthlin Departments Comment Visiting Teaching Message: Remember Him through Following the Prophet Tambulilit Book of Mormon Stories: Enos Family ReporterLisa Dahlgren Sharing Time: First Things FirstLaurel Rohlfing Creative Friends in the News Friend to FriendJanet Peterson and Elder Yoshihiko Kikuchi Blessing for Mei LinVicki Blum On the cover: Although completely deaf, Deborah Ferguson still manages to communicate the joy of gospel living. See “Listen with Your Heart,” page 15. Inside back cover: “Moses Calls Aaron to the Ministry,” by Harry Anderson. Following the exodus from Egypt, the Lord commanded the Israelites to create a tabernacle to serve as a portable temple. Upon its completion, Moses consecrated Aaron and his four sons to administer the temple ordinances. And Moses, “poured of the anointing oil upon Aaron’s head, and anointed him, to sanctify him.” (See Lev. 8:1–12.) Back cover: Despite some special challenges, communication is no problem for the Ferguson family of Northern Ireland. See “Listen with Your Heart,” page 15.