“Contents,” New Era, Oct. 1991
The Message: In His CareDespite danger, temptations, and challenges, we can be strengthened and protected through prayer.
How I Know: Opposite ReactionWhoever left the brochure thought it would shake me. But because of its half-truths, I saw the whole truth better.
The Net ResultStealing tennis balls would be fun. Only one problem. Chris wouldn’t do it.
Right on TimeI had just been on the worst date of my life! How dare my father tell me things would get better?
Mormonad: Fair Share
Q&A: Questions and AnswersMy manager at work acts like she hates me and is rude to me. As a Christian, how should I act toward such people?
WorkingHard work makes you feel better? Right. Well, listen to these kids from Massachusetts.
Everyday Heroes: Our TreatAt this annual Halloween party, there’s nothing scary about helping others.
MoreLisa Larson of Northfield, Illinois, isn’t content with just getting by. She exceeds minimum requirements.
Fiction: Let Them Eat FigsA blow to the head sendeth Ryan to a kingdom where he learneth of princesses, dragons, and … honesty.
Split!A ward divided? She can’t stand it!
FYI: For Your Info
Giving It a College TryWant to get into a good college? Then get ready now.
Mormonisms
FeedbackLetters to the editor.
Photo of the Month
Poem: Easy Answers
Cover: Alf Buckley of Pepperell, Massachusetts, learned about work the old-fashioned way—by doing it! He and other New Englanders tell a tale of toil on page 20. Cover photography: Brent Petersen (front), John Luke (back).