New Era

July 1991

Volume 21, Number 7

Contents

• Feedback
  Letters to the editor.

• The Message: A Grizzly Experience
  Elder Merlin R. Lybbert
  You need true courage when faced with temptation.

• Sufferin’ Succotash
  Moira Goering
  When it comes to gardening, they are outstanding in their field

• Guess Who
  Fred Weeks
  How much do you know about our prophets and the missions they served?

• Q&A: Questions and Answers
  The scriptures seem boring to me. Is there anything I can do to enjoy them more?

• Re: Living History
  Janet Thomas
  This Columbus Ohio Stake youth conference was history from the beginning.

• How I Know: A Good Place to Be
  Margaret Wilding
  Joseph Smith knew at age 14, why couldn’t I?

• A Delicate Balance
  Adrian Gostick
  These Canadian gymnasts are rivals, sisters, and friends.

• Mormonad: Faith without Works Doesn’t Work

• Packing Your Wagon
  Ardeth G. Kapp
  If life is too hectic, you may need to lighten your load

• Everyday Heroes: Tied Up with Love
  Diane Hoffman
  Nina Lyn tied a lot of hearts together with 500 yards of yellow ribbon.

• FYI: For Your Information

• Mormonisms

• Fiction: Looks Aren’t Everything
  Lisa A. Johnson
  They didn’t want to be clones of Dad. Trouble is, they weren’t themselves, either.

• Photo of the Month
  Jess Morgan

• Poem: Bear Lake (To Grandpa Mac)
  Lance Larsen

Cover: When youth of the Columbus Ohio Stake went to help clean up Church historic sites, they found more than just buildings. They discovered history itself. See p. 20. Cover photography: Janet Thomas (front), John Luke (back).