“Contents,” New Era, Nov. 1993
The Message: An Attitude of Gratitude Elder James E. FaustTaking our blessings for granted is a sin. It’s that simple.
Mormonad: Dig in to the Scriptures
Everyday Heroes: Sight Unseen Lisa A. JohnsonTreasure and Mindy do a lot for their blind parents, and receive guidance in return.
In Tune: More Than I Can Give
Laura Ashton
Seminary in Soweto Peggy H. AndersenLDS students find peace amidst the violence of their South African township.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersWhen my less-active family comes to church, they are uncomfortable because ward members make a big fuss. What should I do?
Mormonisms
Ready, Set, Serve! LaRayne Sargent MillerLDS teens are finding new joy and meaning in service. Here’s how.
How I Know: Jump and Run! Sheri KunzlerThe Spirit knew the lantern would explode—and warned me.
Hard to Stop Janet ThomasBYU’s Kalin Hall is a strong runner and an even stronger convert.
Scripture Lifeline: Angels by My Side Lara Mayo BangerterI was afraid to speak until I learned that angels attended me.
FYI: For Your Info
Driving Lessons Janette RallisonWhen I dented Dad’s truck, I learned just how much he loves me.
Fiction: Slow Sunday Jack WeylandCan a chowhound like Jason really learn to enjoy fasting?
How Does He Do It? Darrin LythgoeIn the middle of his mission, Darrin Shamo lost his leg, but not his perspective.
Why Work? Janette C. HalesThe real worth of your labor comes from willingness to serve.
FeedbackLetters to the editors
Poem: Walls Dorothy Karen Patterson
Photo of the Month Don O. Thorpe
Cover: Shannon Welty of Centerville, Utah, came up with a unique way to help save the lives of African children. See “Ready, Set, Serve,” p. 20. Cover photography: Jed Clark (front), Derek Israelson (back).