“Contents,” New Era, Apr. 2003 New Era April 2003 Volume 33, Number 4 Contents The Message: You Are DifferentElder David B. HaightIf you know who you are, you need not be afraid of the world. King of KingsLisa Ann JacksonGreat mortal kings have become dust, yet Jesus Christ, the King of kings, lives. New Era Classic: DandyPresident David O. McKayDandy fought the rules and paid a price. Dancing Back to ChurchElder Ned B. RouechéThey invited me to dance, and I’ve been making the right steps ever since. The Wounds That Heal My OwnElvin MencíaAs I healed, I was reminded of the Savior. Q&A: Questions and AnswersI know the Holy Ghost can guide me, but how can I tell the difference between my own thoughts and feelings and inspiration from the Spirit? New Era Poster: He Is within Reach Still a Sacred PlaceJanet ThomasKirtland, Ohio, remains a city of great inspiration and faith. Crunch TimeArianne B. CopeThe accident was my fault, but it became a great lesson in honesty. The Extra Smile Safe HarbourPamela J. ReidTemple day becomes a day for serving children in New Zealand. Tell My TeacherSuzanna L. WithersMy friend’s last words were about loving the Book of Mormon. My Best DaysCourtney HarrisonThanks to the missionaries, each day can be my family’s best day. Idea List: Managing Time and Staying BalancedHere are a few suggestions on making the most of your minutes. Of All Things Power to HealElder Merrill J. BatemanBy developing faith you’ll come to know the Lord is at the core of life’s plan. Me IncludedLynn C. JaynesEvery person needs to find the truth. What’s in It for You Poem: Don’t You Love the Rain?Neal T. Dorenbosch Photo of the MonthTed Van Horn