“Contents,” Ensign, September 2020 Contents September 2020 Volume 50 • Number 9 Contents What If My Family Doesn’t Look Like This? Portraits of Faith Kevin and Kendra Henderson—North Carolina, USA Ministering Principles Ministering through Come, Follow Me Seeing Yourself in the Family Proclamation Resources to help you better understand and apply the family proclamation. Moving Closer: Loving as the Savior Did By Becky and Bennett Borden We can learn a lot from the Savior’s example of interacting with others. “Help Meet”: Women’s Power to Serve By Angela Ashurst-McGee Understanding what “help meet” in Genesis 2:18 truly means can empower women in their divine work. How Do I Talk to My Kids about the Importance of Both Women and Men? Nine tips to help you teach your children that women and men should be equally valued and respected. The Divine Pattern of Eternal Marriage By Elder David A. Bednar Marriage as defined by the proclamation on the family stands in stark contrast to the modern secular concept of marriage. Miracles of Healing through Temple Ordinances By Sister Reyna I. Aburto Sister Aburto shares how temple work healed her family and how the Savior can heal each of us. My Conference Notebook April 2020 General Conference The Book of Mormon and the Descent into Dissent By Daniel C. Peterson The Book of Mormon shows how contention starts and why unity is essential in the Church. Weekly Book of Mormon Insights How can I sustain the prophet? How can we keep from forgetting spiritual experiences? How can we hear God’s voice? How can I be the salt of the earth? Family Study Fun Building a Debt-Free Future By Bryan Sudweeks and E. Jeffrey Hill Four simple principles to help you manage your money and avoid debt. Latter-day Saint Voices A teacher is inspired to teach differently; a letter is answered without being sent; a brother’s car crash teaches about Heavenly Father’s love; a mother and son build their relationship by reading the Book of Mormon together. Young Adults Each of us experiences struggles with our mental health, but we don’t have to go through it alone. We can reach out to others and to our Savior for love, connection, and strength. Read about how young adults have reached out in seasons of struggling. On the Cover Photograph by Cody Bell