Possible Table of Contents for the November 2017 Ensign

Hello again, everyone! As I usually do every six months, with the transcripts of the talks now available, I have taken the liberty of reading some of them, and, based on some information in the footnotes of those talks, I have put together a table showing my prediction for what the November 2017 Ensign Table of Contents might look like. According to earlier information shared by the Church at the time they announced the curriculum for 2018, the November Ensign will have 144 pages. General the May edition of the General  Conference Ensign has included 144 pages, and its November counterpart has generally only been 128 pages. But after putting this potential table of contents together, I can see why the Church has extended the November 2017 Ensign to 144 pages. Enjoy, and let me know your thoughts.

Possible Table of Contents for the November 2017 Ensign

Session	Page	Title	Speaker
	2	Conference Summary for the 187th Semiannual General Conference
	3	Indexes
	4	Highlights from the 186th Semiannual General Conference
GW	8	Turn On Your Light	Sharon Eubank
	11	Abiding in God and Repairing the Breach	Neill F. Marriott
	14	Value beyond Measure	Joy D. Jones
	17	Three Sisters	President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
SAM	21	A Yearning for Home	President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
	25	The Needs before Us	Bonnie L. Oscarson
	28	The Plan and the Proclamation	Elder Dallin H. Oaks
	32	“I Have a Work for Thee”	Elder John C. Pingree Jr.
	34	The Living Bread Which Came Down from Heaven	Elder D. Todd Christofferson
	38	Be Ye Therefore Perfect—Eventually	Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
SAA	42	The Sustaining of Church Officers	President Henry B. Eyring
	44	Spiritual Eclipse	Elder Gary E. Stevenson
	48	Repentance Is Always Positive	Stephen W. Owen
	51	The Eternal Everyday	Elder Quentin L. Cook
	54	By Divine Design	Elder Ronald A. Rasband
	58	The Heart of the Widow	Elder O. Vincent Haleck
	61	The Book of Mormon: What Would Your Life be Like Without It?	President Russell M. Nelson
SPH	65	The Priesthood and the Savior’s Atoning Power	Elder Dale G. Renlund
	68	The Truth of All Things	Elder David F. Evans
	75	Earning the Trust of the Lord and Your Family	Elder Richard J. Maynes
	78	Bearers of Heavenly Light	President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
	81	The Lord Leads His Church	President Henry B. Eyring
SUM	85	That Your Joy Might Be Full	Jean B. Bingham
	88	Has the Day of Miracles Ceased?	Elder Donald L. Hallstrom
	91	Exceeding Great & Precious Promises	Elder David A. Bednar
	95	Turn to the Lord	Bishop W. Christopher Waddell
	98	Lord, Wilt Thou Cause That My Eyes May Be Opened	Elder W. Craig Zwick
	101	Fear Not To Do Good	President Henry B. Eyring
SUA	105	The Trek Continues!	Elder M. Russell Ballard
	108	God’s Compelling Witness: The Book of Mormon	Tad R. Callister
	111	Apart, but Still One	Elder Joni L. Koch
	113	Do We Trust Him? Hard Is Good	Elder Stanley G. Ellis
	116	Essential Truths—Our Need to Act	Elder Adilson de Paula Parrella
	118	Seek Ye Out of the Best Books	Elder Ian S. Ardern
	121	Love One Another as He Has Loved Us	Elder Jose L. Alonso
	125	The Voice of the Lord	Elder Neil L. Andersen
	72	General Authorities and General Officers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
	129	Conference Story Index
	130	News of the Church 130: Elder Robert D. Hales Passes Away 132: Report of General Conference 133: Juan A. Uceda/Patrick Kearon 134: Other Church News (Temple Update, etc.)
	137	Come Follow Me—For Melchizedek Priesthood and Relief Society (Introduction to and Instructions for New Curriculum)
	144	Last page of General Conference Ensign

Transcripts of Talks from the October General Conference Now Available

Hello, everyone! With my continued thanks to you all for your ongoing readership and support, I wanted to let you know that the Church has now posted the transcripts of the talks from the October General Conference. You can find any talks you might like to review here. Any comments are welcome and appreciated. As always, thank you for the privilege of your time, and may the Lord continue to bless you all in all that you do.

Houston Texas Temple Closed for Restoration

Hello, everyone! Just wanted to post a minor update to let you know that the Houston Texas Temple, which as previously noted, was damaged by flooding, is currently closed for restoration. It is not anticipated to take too long. And since this is a restoration (wherein furniture will be replaced, along with anything else that might have been damaged), a rededication will not be necessary. How grateful I am that the Church has experience with dealing with temples damaged by natural disasters. You can depend on my reporting any updates in temple news. Any comments are welcome and appreciated. Thank you for the privilege of your time. Until my next post, I wish you all the best and pray the Lord's blessings upon each of you until then.