Publisher's Synopsis
Wilford Woodruff, a distinguished determine within the records of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), is the difficulty of an extensive autobiographical work, written by means of Woodruff himself. This historical account affords a firsthand study the life and reviews of a key leader within the LDS Church at some stage in the nineteenth century. Wilford Woodruff's autobiography gives a comprehensive narrative of his private adventure and his deep involvement inside the early days of the LDS Church. Born in 1807, Woodruff witnessed and performed a critical function in lots of pivotal occasions in the Church's records, consisting of the persecutions confronted by early Latter-day Saints, the trek to Utah as a part of the Mormon pioneers, and his eventual ascension to the location of President of the Church. Throughout his memoir, Woodruff shares insights into his religion, religious stories, and the challenges he and his fellow believers encountered as they sought to set up a new spiritual movement inside the American West. His writings additionally shed mild on the sizeable doctrinal traits and revelations in the LDS Church in the course of his leadership.
