“Contents,” Tambuli, Dec. 1991 Tambuli December 1991 Volume 15, Number 12 Contents Features First Presidency Christmas Greeting First Presidency Message: Jesus Christ: Our Savior, Our GodPresident Ezra Taft Benson Mary, His MotherSusan Easton Black When Joseph Smith Came to Our HouseLorraine Richardson Vandalized! What to Do?Jeannie Lancaster The Value of the VeilBruce C. Hafen The Nativity A Picture-Perfect ChristmasM. C. O’Bryant Three Small CoinsRichard A. Robb Christmas in BolzanoPatrick Sean Hopkins Especially for Youth The PromiseLarry A. Hiller The Truth about ChristmasElder Rex D. Pinegar Departments Visiting Teaching Message: Growing Strong Together Tambulilit King Limhi and His People Escape A Christmas Message from the First Presidency to the Children of the World: “Follow Me”The First Presidency Song: Who Is the Child?Mabel Jones Gabbott and Michael Finlinson Moody “Room at the Inn”Lynette K. Allen Twelve Days of SharingJeff Taylor The Girl Who Washed the Prophet’s ClothesNancy B. Fuller Sharing Time: Give Yourself AwayLaurel Rohlfing For Little FriendsSaying Good-bye Beverly Webecke Ahlstrom Christmas CraftsCorliss Clayton On the cover: Nativity scenes from around the world celebrate Christ’s birth and represent the culture and traditions of their creators. See “The Nativity,” page 34. Photography by Steve Bunderson. Back cover: This Nativity scene from Hong Kong is made of bamboo. The arms of Mary, Joseph, and the three Wise Men were once clasped as if in earnest prayer. But through the years, the bamboo has dried out and split open so that Mary and two of the Wise Men appear to welcome the miracle with open arms. (See “The Nativity,” page 34.) Inside back cover: “Spanish Nativity Scene,” by J. Puig Llobera. Mary and Joseph kneel in humble adoration of the Christ child. These handcrafted terra-cotta figurines are wearing clothing made of papier-mâché. The clothing reflects the rich old-world origins of the Spanish culture. (Photograph by Ron Read.)