A Taste of Faith in New York City When Tara Bench arrived in the Big Apple for an internship with Martha Stewart, she couldn’t have imagined the culinary career in store for her there. In the past 25 years, she’s had many triumphs—but along with the sweet, she’s also tasted the bitter, solidifying her faith in a God who makes the way for our successes and feels for our heartaches. BY MORGAN PEARSON Why I Love to See the Temple Could we better express our enthusiasm for temple worship—in a way that is contagious and ignites a true desire in others to attend? Here are eight blessings of the temple endowment we may not talk about enough and that are easy to share with those who haven’t yet attended. BY EMILY ABEL The Savior’s Uncommon Invitation Christ took the most common of women in one of the most common, yet serious, sins and lifted her to uncommon opportunity. BY ELDER JEFFREY R. HOLLAND Our Road Trip to Jesus After months of racial tension, two teenage sisters drove five thousand miles to learn more about their roots and their Savior. BY HAYLEY AND MILLIE FLETCHER A Pointed Prompting After stumbling upon BYU Vocal Point on YouTube, Gerry found a light he wanted more of—so he flew from New Jersey to Utah to find it. BY GABRIELLE SHIOZAWA Empathy for What We’ve Never Experienced How many times have I allowed seeming barriers of experience to keep me from even attempting to mourn with those that mourn? BY MORGAN PEARSON Q&A: Alice Faulkner Burch The collection of testimonies from Black American Latter-day Saints that Alice edited was more than beautiful—it was powerful. Plus, excerpts from our best recent podcast episodes, comments from our readers, fun facts, and more!