“Contents,” New Era, July 1994
The Message: Priceless Integrity Elder Joseph B. WirthlinIt’s essential to the life of a true Latter-day Saint.
In Memoriam: A Man for All the WorldPresident Ezra Taft Benson will be remembered and loved as a man who gave himself completely in service to his country, to his church, and to people everywhere.
Chairing Time Janet GramboThese Scouts and friends work in harmony to help the Indianapolis Symphony.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersMy parents were married in the temple, but now they’re divorced. Why should I even try for a temple marriage if that’s how it might end up?
Mormonad: Do Your Homework
Quest for Heaven Lara Mayo BangerterAt a Georgia Young Women’s conference, LDS girls find new strength to uphold standards.
What Is It? Laura GoughThe Washington Temple stood out, and so did I as my friends asked questions.
World Class Laury LivseyHow do you get to the ’96 Olympics? If you are Heath Edwards you swim.
Mormonisms
FYI: For Your Info
The Search Bishop Merrill J. BatemanLike the pioneer father seeking his son, we should search the scriptures with diligence.
Fiction: In Her Eyes Sian Owen BesseyIn a small Welsh graveyard, a stranger tells Lisa the truth about her granny.
Scripture Lifeline: Not Her! Shauna HunsakerI didn’t see how we could ever be friends. Then we ended up in the same tent at camp.
Called to Testify: Opening the Church in Estonia Barbara LewisJaanus Silla’s testimony reached some of the highest levels in government.
FeedbackLetters to the editors
Poem: Moonrise Carrie Anne Rhodes
Photo of the Month Lane V. Erickson
Cover: The Indianapolis Symphony needs its first-chair violinist, but it also depends on seven-chair helper Brian Herr and his friends. See “Chairing Time,” p. 12. Cover photography: Janet Grambo (front), John Luke (back).