July 2018

Contents
What’s Inside
You’ve Got Talent
Ronald A. Rasband
FHE Object Lesson: Conquering the Impossible
David Dickson
Courage around the Campfire
Teens of the Plains
Charlotte Larcabal
Mormonad: Don’t Be Distant from Your Cousins
When Serving Was Hard
Lyka T. Valdez
Youth in Greece
Sally Johnson Odekirk
A Case of the Sunday Blues
Alyssa Nielsen
Keys to Eternal (Battery) Life
Eric B. Murdock
More Than Words
Dealing with Difficult Questions: Three Principles That Can Help
A Guide for Your Life
Larry J. Echo Hawk
7 Tips for Giving a Talk in Sacrament Meeting
Sarah Hanson
@LDSYouth
Fun Stop
Q&A
- How can I motivate myself to do the things I ought to—like prayer, scripture study, and homework?
- What does it really mean to be tolerant and not judgmental?
What Do We Do in the Temple?
Firm Foundations
You Can Be Temple Worthy
Quentin L. Cook

More Than Words

July 2018

“More Than Words,” New Era, July 2018

More Than Words

More Than Words

Illustrations by Rosalie Ledezma

“How you communicate should reflect who you are as a son or daughter of God. Clean and intelligent language is evidence of a bright and wholesome mind. Good language that uplifts, encourages, and compliments others invites the Spirit to be with you. Our words, like our deeds, should be filled with faith, hope, and charity.”

For the Strength of Youth (2011), 20.

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