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June 2007 Issue

Perfecting the Art of Good Enough

Girl Playing Piano 607By Alison Palmer

When I was a young woman, there was a girl in my ward who “made” me want to throw up my hands and give up on most things. She was tall, blond, athletic, and talented. She was everything I wasn’t. I know, because I took careful comparison notes. Then came the year she taught herself to play piano. Within that year, she could play circles around me, and I’d been playing since age five.
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June 2007 Issue

Those marketers don’t ‘tell’ me anything!

switchboardBy Dave Ellis

May I vent for a moment? David Ellis is unfortunately a common name. There are about ten of us in the Vegas Valley, each more handsome than the next. It’s true, if we ever have a David Ellis convention, and we are all lined up right, you could totally see it. In reality it looks more like an evolution chart, with me somewhere in the middle.
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June 2007 Issue

Letter from the Editor

Dave Ellis 607How grateful I am for righteous men! Whether in our family circle, in our wards or neighborhoods, or just business associates, the world is blessed every day by righteous men. We celebrate both the anniversary of the priesthood restoration and Father’s Day in this fantastic issue.
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June 2007 Issue

Happy Father’s Day

For those of you who juggle kids and career and callings…
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June 2007 Issue

The Priesthood: An Offering to Serve Us All

senior kiss on head 607by Heather B. Moore

Although the authority of the priesthood is bestowed only on worthy male members of the Church, the blessings of the priesthood are available to everyone. The priesthood was restored on earth so that “the immortality and eternal life of man” (Moses 1:39) could be brought to Heavenly Father’s children. Priesthood holders serve in their offices to bring salvation to each of us, His children.
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June 2007 Issue

Receiving Revelation to Magnify Our Lives

older man smiling 607By Jonathan H. Westover

We live in a complex world where Satan is finding new ways to lead us astray. It is paramount that we gain personal revelation and inspiration from God to fortify ourselves, our families, and those around us, as we strive to magnify our roles as priesthood holders.
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June 2007 Issue

Priesthood at Home

family in fall leaves 607By Natalie J. Hale

Around Father’s Day I find myself thinking of the priesthood and just how interconnected it is with fatherhood.
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June 2007 Issue
June 2007 Issue

Malt Beverage is NOT a Soda Fountain Drink

Soda Can 607By Gail Jackson

Back in simpler, gentler times, when you heard the words ‘malt beverage’ your thoughts would turn to a yummy, thick, rich, ice cream concoction, available in many flavors. If you were lucky, you got not only the large glass filled to the brim, but also the metal container that held the “leftovers!”
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June 2007 Issue

Let’s Hear It for the Boys

Man Signing Paper 607By LaRae Free Kerr, M. Ed

“Sign here, here, here and here,” said the loan officer.
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June 2007 Issue

Interview with Josi S. Kilpack, author of Sheep’s_Clothing

Sheeps Clothing 607By Annette Lyon

One of the best-selling LDS fiction authors publishing today is Josi S. Kilpack. Her seventh novel, Sheep’s_Clothing, was released in May by Deseret Book. Josi is known for tackling tough subjects in exciting and realistic ways, and Sheep’s Clothing is no different. Josi joined me recently for an interview to talk about her new book.
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June 2007 Issue

Book Review: Sheep’s_Clothing

Sheeps Clothing 607By Josie S. Kilpack

Six children keep Kate and Brad Thompson busy. Between work, school, and church activities there isn’t much time for anything else. Having baby number seven might disrupt the family routine, but Kate isn’t worried about that. She is worried, however, about her oldest daughter, Jess, who has been more distant of late. Kate’s hopes it’s just a phase. Fifteen is a tricky age, after all.
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June 2007 Issue

New Cumorah and Deseret Book Locations Open

cumorah people 607Cumorah Credit Union is now celebrating the opening of their newest and largest branch. The Paseo Verde Branch, located at 2651 Paseo Verde Parkway, offers additional member services including a concierge desk, a vestibule ATM with 24-hour access, and an accommodating drive thru with extended service hours, 7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday. The new branch is designed to serve Cumorah members in the Green Valley/Henderson area.
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