“Contents,” New Era, Mar. 1988 New Era March 1988 Volume 18, Number 3 Contents FeedbackLetters to the editor. The Message: Why Do We Serve?Elder Dallin H. OaksSix motives are listed—which one is yours? Cold DawnGregory Glenn and Lisa A. JohnsonWhy our priesthood adviser got up at 3:30 A.M. White FootprintsChristine HaugheyHow I learned to accept service aimed at my family. On the Way to a MiracleMary Ellen EdmundsWhat we can learn from Christ’s example of service. We Love Those We ServeElder Vaughn J. FeatherstoneService is a sure way to develop compassion. The Magic ClosetKaren A. PerryThe more we gave from it, the more we received. Scavengers WelcomeJeaNette Goates SmithConnecticut youth stage a service scavenger hunt. Mormonad: The Greatest Servant High PointBrian C. HeckertRestoring a ranch was the highlight of the summer. Mormonisms Do Something MoreVarious authorsTen great examples of youth service projects. Fiction: The Gold MedallionLaird RobertsAn invalid teaches a track star about victory. Missionary Focus: No OffenseSam Bracken and Lisa A. JohnsonA college football player shares the Book of Mormon. FYI: For Your InformationNifty ways to serve your brother, and more. Lasting ImpressionsElaine OstranderGirls in Texas help save sea turtles. Called to Serve HimElder Waldo P. CallOne of the best ways to serve is to serve a mission. Poetry: A PrayerWendy J. Allen Cover: This special issue will help you lend a loving hand. (Photography by Welden Andersen.)