“Contents,” New Era, Jan. 2003 New Era January 2003 Volume 33, Number 1 Contents The Message: Feed My SheepPresident Boyd K. PackerFailure to share the gospel is like feasting in front of someone who is starving. Called HomeLoralee Bassett LeavittShe prayed about going on a mission, and her answer was no. But why? We Thank TheeElder Steven E. SnowGratitude can grow by constantly thinking about our blessings and giving thanks for them in our daily prayers. Q&A: Questions and AnswersI argue with my parents all the time. I love them, but we just don’t seem to get along. What can I do? New Era Poster: Down on Yourself? To the Ends of the EarthRichard M. RomneyIn Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost town on the planet, teens share the great light of the gospel. Scripture Lifeline: Book of Mormon StoryJaime Wiese ArnoldI wasn’t even LDS. Why did a still, small voice keep telling me to read the Book of Mormon? Idea List: Teens Leading TeensCharlotte CachaperoGive your time, be kind, and seek for advice. These are just some ways to be a good youth leader. Romanian RhapsodyMihaela StanThe teens in Romania are no more strangers as they attend youth conference. The Extra Smile All My SistersAndrea NixonGetting involved with Relief Society is the way to discover a whole new set of sisters. New Era Classic: Only an ElderElder Bruce R. McConkieWhat is the office of elder? Definitely not something to take for granted. I Hope … I Wish … I Dream … Carolyn ArgyleAt 13, I wrote down my dreams. Twenty years later, they had come true. Of All Things How to Discourage DiscouragementElder Gene R. CookFollow this pattern for getting past the times when life seems too hard or too discouraging. What’s in It for You We’ve Got Mail Poem: Song Without WordsCathi L. Palmer Photo of the MonthTed Van Horn