“Contents,” New Era, Aug. 2004 New Era August 2004 Volume 34, Number 8 Contents The Message: Remember How You FeltElder Jeffrey R. HollandSatan comes but will always be defeated by the God of glory—always. From the Field: My Inspired Mission CallLincoln Pimentel MartinsCalled from Brazil to serve in Texas? Strange until I learned the reason. Your Next StepTurning 18? What’s next? A great organization awaits. A Voice for ValuesJeannette N. OakesLiriel Domiciano of Brazil uses her singing talent to express her values. Idea List: Preparing a LessonAsked to give a lesson? Here are some helpful hints about where to start. Q&A: Questions and AnswersMy friend says he wants to be baptized, but I think he might be more interested in me than in the gospel. What should I do? New Era Poster: Great Expectations? Why Dance?Shanna ButlerDancing is physically demanding but a great way to have good, clean fun. How to Put on a Great Stake Dance The Stench of SinElder Spencer V. JonesWe all sin, but there is a way to become clean again. The Sign on the WallJeremy RobertsonA simple saying made all the difference. Friends in Room 102Connie MyersStudents in Logan, Utah, find some great seminary friends just down the hall. Of All Things Someone to ListenNgozi F. OkoroWe were of two different faiths, yet we both talked of Christ. The Best Date I Never HadBrenda BurrWe never went out, but in a strange but great way, that was the best thing. The Extra Smile The Heavens RainedElder Ronald T. HalversonThe island Saints asked for a miracle, and it came with the rain. Instant MessagesDealing with envy; blessed relief from pain; confident testimony; reaching goals. What’s in It for You We’ve Got Mail Poem: I Was Not ThereKristy Money Photo of the MonthJennifer Rossiter