Tambuli

November 1993

Volume 17, Number 11

Contents

• Features

• First Presidency Message: The Salt Lake Temple
  President Gordon B. Hinckley

• Every Window, Every Spire Speaks of the Things of God
  Richard Neitzel Holzapfel

• Brother Ávila’s Faith
  José Ojeda

• How the Temple Helps Us
  Frances W. Hodgson

• In His Holy House
  Jay M. Todd

• “The Power of God Was with Us”
  LaRene Gaunt

• Departments

• Comment

• Visiting Teaching Message: Strengthening Our Sisterhood by Listening and Trusting

• Tambulilit

• Harold B. Lee
  Kellene Ricks Adams

• The Temple Is a Reverent Place
  Kathryn A. Fifield, as told to her mother, Laurie H. Fifield

• Sharing Time: Warning!
  Judy Edwards

• Fiction: Brother Smith’s “Amen”
  Brad Wilcox

• Fun Page

• Making Friends: Xinia Muñoz of Belize City, Belize
  Marvin K. Gardner

On the cover: The Salt Lake Temple, dedicated in 1893—one hundred years ago—is featured in various articles in this issue of the Tambuli. Front cover: Photograph by Craig Dimond. Back cover: Historical photographs courtesy of LDS Church Archives; temple details photographed by Welden Andersen.

For one hundred years, the Salt Lake Temple has stood as a creation of beauty, a symbol of strength, a haven of peace, a place of revelation, and a temple of God. This issue features articles on the temple, its construction, and its dedication.

Inside back cover: View from Main Street, 1885, by Al Rounds. In his modern-day painting, artist Al Rounds has envisaged what the city may have looked like as the Salt Lake Temple neared completion. The snow-covered Wasatch Mountains stand at the city’s eastern boundary.