“Contents,” New Era, Sept. 1997
The Message: Accept the ChallengeYou are part of a special generation, with a marvelous work to do.
My Real DadIt took some time before I realized that my stepdad was as real as they get.
Scripture Lifeline: Lead Me, Guide MeI discovered my own personal Liahona in the Book of Mormon.
Perfect MatchEric’s Eagle project could prove to be a real life saver.
Everyday Heroes: Tiny Acts of LoveHow Loni Frandsen is performing a big service for the smallest of people.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersMy youth leaders say we should follow the For the Strength of Youth booklet. Isn’t it taking away our free agency when they tell us what to do all the time?
Mormonad: Get It Together
Same DifferenceTwins Chris and Jason Trevino double up on the good things in life.
Shared PrayerWhen I prayed in front of my friend, I think it opened her eyes.
Welcome to Rizal HighAt the world’s biggest high school, LDS teens are making their mark.
Fiction: Just Cut on the Dotted LineJustin had a medical degree and a family? But he wasn’t even out of high school!
The Bulletin Board: Keeping You Posted
Somebody’s Going to Get Hurt!The greatest dangers from violence may be spiritual, not physical.
Idea List: The Rewards of LearningLearning isn’t just for school; it’s lifelong. The good news is, it’s fun.
Mormonisms
Call for Entries: All Things Bright and BeautifulAnnouncing the 1998 New Era Contest
Poem: To My Nearly Celestial Friend
Photo of the Month
Cover: Some students at the world’s largest high school have plenty to smile about. See “Welcome to Rizal High,” p. 28.