“Contents,” New Era, July 1991
FeedbackLetters to the editor.
The Message: A Grizzly Experience Elder Merlin R. LybbertYou need true courage when faced with temptation.
Sufferin’ Succotash Moira GoeringWhen it comes to gardening, they are outstanding in their field
Guess Who Fred WeeksHow much do you know about our prophets and the missions they served?
Q&A: Questions and AnswersThe scriptures seem boring to me. Is there anything I can do to enjoy them more?
Re: Living History Janet ThomasThis Columbus Ohio Stake youth conference was history from the beginning.
How I Know: A Good Place to Be Margaret WildingJoseph Smith knew at age 14, why couldn’t I?
A Delicate Balance Adrian GostickThese Canadian gymnasts are rivals, sisters, and friends.
Mormonad: Faith without Works Doesn’t Work
Packing Your Wagon Ardeth G. KappIf life is too hectic, you may need to lighten your load
Everyday Heroes: Tied Up with Love Diane HoffmanNina Lyn tied a lot of hearts together with 500 yards of yellow ribbon.
FYI: For Your Information
Mormonisms
Fiction: Looks Aren’t Everything Lisa A. JohnsonThey didn’t want to be clones of Dad. Trouble is, they weren’t themselves, either.
Photo of the Month Jess Morgan
Poem: Bear Lake (To Grandpa Mac) Lance Larsen
Cover: When youth of the Columbus Ohio Stake went to help clean up Church historic sites, they found more than just buildings. They discovered history itself. See p. 20. Cover photography: Janet Thomas (front), John Luke (back).