“Contents,” Tambuli, June 1994 Tambuli June 1994 Volume 18, Number 6 Contents Features First Presidency Message: The Prophet Joseph Smith—Teacher By ExamplePresident Thomas S. Monson Scripture of the WeekStacey Child Weeks “I Have a Work to Do”: Ruchirawan Phonphongrat of ThailandDavid Mitchell Born Again at 94Luise Wulff Joseph Smith among the ProphetsRobert L. Millet Joseph Smith, Prophet of the RestorationMarvin K. Gardner “Where Are Those Dutchmen Going!”C. R. Kirschbaum Especially for Youth Tahitian PearlsKathleen C. Perrin Who’s in ControlElder Kenneth Johnson Questions and Answers Everything Fell into PlaceCarolyn Johnston New Summer FriendsJanet Thomas Departments Comment Visiting Teaching Message: Gaining Strength through Patriarchal Blessings Tambulilit MosesVivian Paulsen Friend to FriendJan Pinborough and Elder Julio E. Dávila Sharing Time: Peace, Be StillJudy Edwards Sarah Matilda FarrJoy Johnson Heaton Fun Page Song: When I Am BaptizedNita Dale Milner Fiction: TreasureRhonda Petty Alma Teaches about Faith On the cover: This year is the 150th anniversary of “that solemn event when the first prophet of this dispensation sealed his testimony of the Restoration with his blood.” Joseph Smith, depicted by artist Alvin Gittins, was martyred on 27 June 1844. His life and mission are examined in the First Presidency Message, page 2, and in other special articles in this issue. Inside back cover: Joseph Smith Testifies of the Book of Mormon, by Robert T. Barrett. In 1839, the Prophet Joseph had the opportunity to speak before a large non-LDS congregation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. According to a companion, Parley P. Pratt, the people “were astounded; electrified, … and overwhelmed with the sense of the truth and power by which [Joseph] spoke. … Many souls were gathered into the fold.”