“Contents,” New Era, Nov. 1995
The Message: Run Like a Duck Elder W. Eugene HansenWant to be better? Do better? Then master this principle.
Focus On: Faith—A Dream Coming True Randall ShirleyKiruba is a young convert from India who is determined to make a difference.
In Tune: Simple Pleasures
Linda E. Hart
Playing above the Rim Chris CroweIf you want to slam-dunk in real life, keep your standards high.
My Own Bible Sonia BellorinI couldn’t afford one until the Lord sent a small miracle to my door.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersI know that to stay morally clean I must have clean thoughts. But the dirty jokes I hear in passing seem to stick with me. How can I be in this world and not of it?
Mormonad: Idle Worship
Good Seed Janet ThomasThe Young Women worldwide celebration results in a wonderful harvest.
Measuring Up Lloyd NewellThose marks on the furnace room wall measured more than height.
The Middle of Somewhere Larry A. HillerJared Kowalski strikes it rich in an isolated mining town.
FYI: For Your Info
Coming Back Sara FitzgeraldIt wasn’t easy, but coming back to church was the best thing I ever did.
Fiction: Where Have All the Flowers Gone? Kathleen “Casey” NullAn armful of blossoms is nothing to sneeze at.
Mormonisms
Not If, but When Lee DaltonLife is like flying a plane; you’ve got to be prepared if you want to survive.
FeedbackLetters to the editors
Poem: A Child’s World Michelle Bastian
Photo of the Month Stuart L. Grigg
Cover: Like thousands of others, Sara Painter, 16, of the Tempe (Arizona) Tenth Ward planted seeds of testimony through scripture study. Cover photography: Janet Thomas (front), Welden Andersen (back).