August 2010 Features:
Journeying Toward a USA National Conference:
In harmony with Section 164, the USA Apostlic Team leads discernment efforts in preparation for a national conference.
Witnesses of Hope:
For Apostle Stassi Cramm, the joy, hope, love, and peace experienced at church camps and reunions reflect the hope expressed in the introduction to Section 164.
Challenge, Hope Fill Finance Board Meeting
Church leaders see the shortfall in World Ministries Mission Tithes as a challenge, but they hold great hope increased giving will spur the church in its mission.
July 2010 Features:
What Will Your Great-grandchild Think:
In an overview of the newest scripture, Presiding Evangelist David Brock looks at the long-term hopes of where Section 164 of Doctrine and Covenants will lead the church.
President Veazey Reflects on Conference, Section 164:
In the wake of a historic gathering, the church president talks about his insights, expectations, and hopes.
Blessing of Community:
Is it possible to live out blessings in our community while living in a world overwhelmed by individualism?
June 2010 Features:
Journeying Together into Uncharted Territory:
Prophet-President Stephen M. Veazey shared heartfelt remarks with the Conference following affirmation of the Counsel to the Church.
We Share:
A full-color photographic celebration captures the atmosphere of World Conference.
Moving Forward on Section 164 and Conference Resolutions:
Explore what the actions of World Conference delegates mean to our worldwide church.
Official Minutes of Saturday, April 17 Business Session.
Award Recipients Honored:
Learn about recipients of the Herald's Elbert A. Smith Award and other honorees recognized for service to others.
May 2010 Features:
• WE SHARE A VISION:
President Veazey issues a poignant challenge—forward or backward?
• CHARTING A COURSE TO TODAY'S CHURCH
Joseph Smith III's leadership as president set the church on a path toward peace and today's Community of Christ.
• LISTEN...TO THE URGENT CALL
Presiding Bishop Steve Jones finds inspiration to practice generosity in a letter from an 8-year-old girl.
• INTERNATIONAL PEACE AWARD TO HONOR GREG MORTENSON
Greg Mortenson, whohas helped build 131 schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan, will receive this year's award.
April 2010 Features:
—New Herald Design!
—Insights to the words of counsel the World Conference will address through a conversation and testimony with President Veazey.
—Barbara Howard reflects on the Enduring Principle: Blessings in Community.
—Art Smith presents Easter thoughts. Even in tragedy, we find hope and peace through the promise of Christ
March Features:
—Letter of Counsel about Presiding Quorums.
—Interview with President Veazey provides answers to some frequently asked questions.
—Enduring Principle Series: All Are Called by Robin Linkhart
—Feeling the Spirit's Call: Testimony from a teenager in England
—A Call to "Feed My Sheep" by Mark Stowell.
February Features: Counsel to the Church — Prophet-President Steve Veazey places inspired words of counsel before the church to consider before the World Conference in April. Responsible Choices — We all face them. Some, such as handling industrial waste, loudly seek attention. Others, such as whether to speak up, can be soft as a whisper. All impact our lives as disciples. Hungering for God — A trip to Malawi and Kenya emphasizes the importance of relationships with people and God. Soli Deo Gloria — Why do famed musicians such as Johann Sebastian Bach use the above phrase, which means "Glory to God Alone," at the end of the manuscripts?
January Features:
Unity in Diversity
In this Enduring Principle commentary, Seminary Dean Don Compier sees the joy of unity in diversity throughout God’s creation—everything from tropical fish to the many human cultures.
What a Wonderful and Diverse Community!
Tanoh Assoi finds a unifying force among the many tribes and cultures of Africa: Community of Christ.
Tears of the Desert
Community of Christ International Peace Award winner Dr. Halima Bashir takes on the atrocities of Darfur in her keynote address at the Peace Colloquy.
After the Hurt, Healing Restores
Survivors of rape and sexual abuse gather at a retreat and discover the power of healing as they reconnect with their Creator.
December 2009 e-Herald:
During this season of Advent, Ron Harmon shares how a Christmas service and hymn spawn hope in "Seeking Peace on Earth. Like a donkey chasing a carrot, do we find peace always out of reach? Explore this thought in Adam Wade's enduring principle article, "Pursuit of Peace (Shalom)." The pursuit of shalom branches in many directions. Share with Amanda Hernández Cienfuegos in "Finding Ways to Pursue Peace, Understand Peace." In "Why We Wait for Camp" Shaun Withrow explores why some yearn for camp with the eagerness of a child awaiting Christmas. In the article "When Sacred, Secular Meet" Jeri Lauren Lambert explains how the transmission of sacred culture begins in our homes.
• Worth of All Persons — Andrew Bolton reflects on the intolerance he experienced as a young adult and the love he discovered among church members.
• Building Zion in France — A camp not far from Paris provides a strong witness of Community of Christ's impact in France.
• Living Our Mission — A special eight-page section highlights the ways your generous contributions fund ministry.
Church President Steve Veazey tells how the Enduring Principle of continuing revelation has been ingrained in our past, continues to guide us in the present, and will lead us in the future. Several people involved in the discernment process on conditions of membership learn how building our skills and experiences as a prophetic people is essential to helping us now and in the future. After the doctors tell Tony Tristani, “You have no hope,” he hears another voice say, “I am your hope.”
In this second installment on the Enduring Principles, Apostle Susan Skoor embarks on a journey of healing after a rogue wave sweeps away her husband.
Keith Russell testifies to embracing the Native American tradition of respecting creation as an expression of his respect for God.
A preteen boy in Detroit, Michigan, learns about priorities while sparking a major effort to help a congregation extend outreach through a clothing project.
A congregation’s passion for outreach grows when it buys a house and uses it to give a needy family a new start.
A teacher from an Independence, Missouri, congregation receives a lesson when she sees God’s reach extend beyond church walls.
Dr. Halima Bashir provides a candid interview on her quest for healing—for herself and her region of Sudan—after undergoing a horrific ordeal.