Tambuli

March 1992

Volume 16, Number 3

Contents

• Features

• Relief Society Sesquicentennial: A Greeting from the First Presidency

• First Presidency Message: “If Thou Art Faithful”
  President Gordon B. Hinckley

• Cécile Pelous: Love and Friendship in India
  Thierry Crucy

• The Windows of Heaven
  Yaeko Seki

• Crisanta Juan
  Marvin K. Gardner

• Fidencia García De Rojas: Life of a Mexican Pioneer
  Agustín Rojas Santos

• The Joys of Motherhood
  Petrea Kelly

• A 150th Anniversary Celebration of Relief Society: An International Sisterhood

• Renewing Your Spiritual Energy
  Shirleen Meek Saunders

• Departments

• Visiting Teaching Message: The Founding of Relief Society

• Tambulilit

• Wilford Woodruff
  Kellene Ricks

• Friend to Friend
  Kellene Ricks and Elder James M. Paramore

• Marco’s Decision
  Paula Hunt

• Sharing Time: Nephi Builds a Ship
  Virginia Pearce

• For Little Friends
  Emily Didn’t Wait Nancy Alberts
  My Hands Can Be Reverent at Church Barbara Johns

• Fun Page

On the cover: “Each of us has a mission on this earth,” says Sister Cécile Pelous of the Paris France Stake, who spends three months each year serving the destitute of India. See “Cécile Pelous: Love and Friendship in India,” page 8. (Cover photograph by Norbert Mestraletti.)

Back cover: In recognition of this year’s 150th anniversary of Relief Society, this issue highlights the emphases of the worldwide sisterhood and takes a look at some of its members. Sister Cécile Pelous, above, has helped improve the lives of many in India. See “Cécile Pelous: Love and Friendship in India,” page 8. (Back cover photograph by Léo Jallais.)

Inside back cover: Relief Society General President Elaine L. Jack, center, and her counselors, Chieko N. Okazaki, left, and Aileen H. Clyde. (Courtesy of Busath Photography.)