“Contents,” Liahona, July 2004 Liahona July 2004 Volume 28, Number 7 Contents For Adults Using the Liahona First Presidency Message: Miracles of Faith President Thomas S. Monson Book of Mormon Times at a Glance: Chart 2—Alma through Mormon and Moroni Visiting Teaching Message: Feeling the Love of the Lord through Prayer Protecting Your Child from Gang Influence Dennis J. Nordfelt Book of Mormon Principles: Submitting Our Will to the Father’s Elder Benjamin De Hoyos One Million in Mexico Don L. Searle Latter-day Saint Voices My Child Is Drowning! Hirofumi Nakatsuka Two-of-a-Kind Table Son Quang Le and Beth Ellis Le She Was My Answer Dori Wright Comment For Youth Poster: Make Waves All Is Well Elder David B. Haight A Message from Moldova Karl and Sandra Finch Outnumbered Paolo Martin N. Macariola Did You Know? The Friend: For Children Come Listen to a Prophet’s Voice: Knowing Who You Are President James E. Faust Sharing Time: A Special Day Sheila E. Wilson From the Life of President Heber J. Grant: Learning to Sing Poster Article: Temples Bless Families Courage and a Kind Word Patricia Reece Roper Making Friends: Medgine Atus of Miramar, Florida Tiffany E. Lewis On the cover: Front: A Primary child in Guadalajara, Mexico, participates in an activity about prayer. Back: Top left: The González family of Monterrey. Top right: The historic San Pedro Mártir meetinghouse in Mexico City. Above: The visitors’ center (foreground) and México City México Temple. Right: The new Madero meetinghouse, Mérida México Centro Stake. See “One Million in Mexico,” p. 34. (Photography by Don L. Searle.) Inside back cover: Crossing the Sweetwater, by David Koch. In 1856 J. D. T. McAllister wrote a happy tune for the handcart pioneers: “For some must push and some must pull, / As we go marching up the hill; / So merrily on our way we go / Until we reach the Valleyo” (Children’s Songbook, 220). Here pioneers cross the Sweetwater River.