“Contents,” Ensign, October 2020 Contents October 2020 Volume 50 • Number 10 Contents Abuse Awareness Portraits of Faith Sakiusa and Salote Maiwiriwiri—Suva, Fiji The Maiwiriwiris live their lives with joy and purpose every day, despite having two of their children pass away. Ministering Principles Ministering through the Children and Youth Program Weekly Book of Mormon Insights How can we experience the healing power of Christ? How can I pray as the Savior taught? How do we participate in the Lord’s “marvelous work”? What does it mean to be truly converted? Family Study Fun Apostles Share Messages of Hope How to stay close to God, minister in love, and patiently move forward during the pandemic. Turning Our Hearts By Margot Hovley What can you do as a family to turn your hearts to your ancestors? Stand on the Rock of Revelation By Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge The search for truth begins with finding answers to primary questions. Music Come, Follow Me By Samuel McBurney (arranged by David Bauman) A new piano duet arrangement of a classic hymn. Meetinghouses—Places of Reverence and Worship By Bishop Dean M. Davies Your meetinghouse is a sacred place that can provide many opportunities to feel the Spirit more strongly in your life. Protecting Yourself against Temporal and Spiritual Fraud By Marissa Widdison Whether it’s social media scams or Satan’s lies, we can stay safe by discerning and avoiding deception. Hearts Pierced with Deep Wounds: Understanding Abuse in the Family By Jason B. Whiting Recognize five patterns of abuse and find hope and healing. How Do I Talk to My Kids about Abuse Prevention? Agency and Addiction By Ben Erwin The manager of the Church’s Addiction Recovery Program shares principles that offer hope. Poem The Tempest By Lisa Hains Barker The Savior can help calm our personal tempests. What Church Leaders Are Saying about Healing Prophets and other leaders testify of the healing power of Jesus Christ. Latter-day Saint Voices A family finds peace and joy in the temple; a puzzle provides healing; a man gets a second chance to read the Book of Mormon; a young man comes to understand the purpose of his baptism. Young Adults Addiction can be a chain that is holding us down. We can find freedom as we reach out to our Savior, who loves us even in our weaknesses and struggles. On the Cover Photograph from Getty Images