“Contents,” Tambuli, Aug. 1992 Tambuli August 1992 Volume 16, Number 8 Contents Features First Presidency Message: The Keystone of Our ReligionPresident Ezra Taft Benson Indonesian SaintsDavid Mitchell Unity in DiversityElder John K. Carmack Is Happiness Possible?Barbara Cecchinaro as told to Pietro Currarini The Book of Mormon: Paintings by Arnold Friberg Especially for Youth Mom and the StarsElaine Reiser Alder The Burning Came LaterLarry A. Hiller Camping in AbidjanChirley Roundy Arnold Departments Comment Visiting Teaching Message: Instruct and Edify through Homemaking Meetings Tambulilit Alma and Nehor The GiftCynthia Covey Haller Sharing Time: Let Every Man Esteem His NeighborVirginia Pearce Fun Page Song: We Are DifferentPatricia Kelsey Graham Friend to FriendJanet Peterson and Elder Angel Abrea Creative Friends in the News Missionary Book ReportK. Schofield On the cover: “We continue at a breathtaking pace to become a Church serving most of the world,” writes Elder John K. Carmack. But, he says, despite cultural differences, we can find “unity in diversity.” (See page 26.) Illustrated by Roger Loveless. Back cover: In recent years, the Church has seen a dramatic surge in growth as people around the world accept the gospel of Jesus Christ. As Church members have then moved to other areas of the world, many wards and stakes have become culturally and ethnically diverse. With this diversity comes the challenge to maintain unity among the Saints—to be at one with God and with each other. (See “Unity in Diversity,” page 26.) (Photograph by Marvin K. Gardner.) Inside back cover: Mormon Bids Farewell to a Once Great Nation, by Arnold Friberg.