“Contents,” New Era, May 1992 New Era May 1992 Volume 22, Number 5 Contents The Message: Priesthood PowerElder J. Richard ClarkeBearing the priesthood is a great honor—live to be worthy of it. Your Turn to TeachShane BarkerWhat to do when they hand you the manual and the chalk. How I Know: With All My HeartSeth H. BoyleI knew a mission was the right thing to do, but could I really testify? Following In His FootstepsRachel RackhamThe long hike in the dark would have been impossible without Dad leading the way. Q&A: Questions and AnswersI have a big mouth. I often say things I don’t mean and later regret. How can I get my mouth under control? Mormonad: Don’t Sell Yourself Short The Secret of His SuccessLisa A. JohnsonOlivio rose from poverty in Africa to pro basketball in Portugal. Then the Mormons recruited him. Jumpin’ in JuneauLarry A. HillerWhen they’re not splashing in glacial lakes, these kids make a splash on a jump-rope team. Fiction: First FlightJack WeylandHeaded for the MTC, he was leaving a lot behind. But he was taking at least a two-year supply of love. Mormonisms Everyday Heroes: A Starring RoleDiane HoffmanBecki stood by her values and lost the lead in the school musical. FYI: For Your Info Today in Dombo TomboEsinath MutumanjiFrom a small town in Zimbabwe, a simple story of honesty and example. ProfanityElder Robert K. DellenbachIs your language appropriate for a child of God? If not, here’s why—and how—to change. FeedbackLetters to the Editor Photo of the MonthAllexis Zirkle Poem: Weather PoemsTanya M. Draper