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When dealing with problems, “trust in Jehovah and do what is good”

Does our dress and grooming show respect for Jehovah and others, or does it show a lack of modesty? (See paragraph 12)

We can make personal decisions without imposing our conscience on others (See paragraph 15)

What can we learn from Jesus’ example when we receive a change of assignment? (See paragraphs 12-14)

It is satisfying to see younger men taking on greater responsibility (See paragraph 9)

Maureen

Opposition to our preaching (See paragraphs 6-9)

Wendy

Past sins (See paragraphs 11-14)

Kumiko (center)

Health problems (See paragraph 15)

Diane

Wayward children (See paragraph 16)

Ute

Low finances (See paragraph 17)

Heidi

Karen (center)

Margaret, circa 1968

Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden; the serpent speaks to Eve, she eats the fruit, and gives it to Adam

Douglas Guest’s father in 1918-1919 and his parents in 1926; Douglas Guest pioneers and gives his first public talk

The governing body in the first century

Pioneers George Rollston and Arthur Willis stop to fill up their car’s radiator.​—Northern Territory, 1933

Jehovah “comforts us in all our trials”

Jesus teaches a crowd