Liahona

July 2005

Volume 29, Number 7

Contents

• For Adults

  • Using the Liahona

  • First Presidency Message: He Healeth the Broken in Heart

    President James E. Faust

  • A Discussion on Scripture Study: An Interview with Elder Henry B. Eyring

  • The Body, a Sacred Gift

    Diane L. Spangler

  • Visiting Teaching Message: Rejoice in Missionary Work

  • Messages from the Doctrine and Covenants: Why Adversity?

    Elder D. Allen Andersen

  • Strengthening the Family: A Solemn Responsibility to Love and Care

  • The Presiding Bishopric

    Bishop Keith B. McMullin

  • Latter-day Saint Voices

    • How Could We Go to the Temple?

      Marina Timofeeva

    • We Had No Food

      Adam N. Ah Quin

    • A Symbol of His Love

      Freddy W. Carreño

    • My Wallet Was Gone

      Héctor Castellanos Turcios

  • Comment

  • News of the Church

• For Youth

  • Poster: Develop a Good Attitude

  • If You Listen

    Elder Lindsay T. Dil

  • Idea List: Choose the Right … Media

  • The Hope of a Missionary

    Tafadzwa Tanjani

  • Rescued at Camp

    María Espinoza Alveal

  • Instant Messages

    • Typhoons and Trials

      Percival Tommy

    • I Am Not Ashamed

      Luis Ubaldo Padilla Ortiz

  • Young Pioneers in Malaysia

    Henry and JeNeal Call

  • Did You Know?

• The Friend: For Children

  • Come Listen to a Prophet’s Voice: Set upon a Hill

    President Gordon B. Hinckley

  • Sharing Time: I Can Repent and Be Baptized

    Margaret Lifferth

  • From the Life of President David O. McKay: Standing Up to a Bully

  • Friend to Friend: Answered Prayers

    Elder Gerald N. Lund and Melvin Leavitt

  • Logan’s Baptism

    Jane McBride Choate

  • Trying to Be like Jesus: A Second Mile

    Barbara Hopf

  • Jonah Repents

  • The Skipper’s Son

    Lisa Fernelius

On the cover: Front: Photograph by Craig Dimond. Back: Photography by Welden C. Andersen and Robert Casey.

Inside back cover: The McKay Farmhouse, Huntsville, Utah, by Cynthia M. McKay. David O. McKay (1873–1970), ninth President of the Church, was born and reared in this home in Huntsville, located in a picturesque valley in the mountains near Ogden, Utah. On this farm, young David learned to work hard as he helped with the crops and farm animals. The artist, who is the wife of David O. McKay’s grandson Robert, featured President McKay’s large horse Sonny Boy on the right.