When Welsh Methodist minister Richard Kenyon converts to the restored gospel after meeting an American missionary, he sacrifices his ministry and livelihood—and faces the fury of a scorned congregation, a jealous rival reverend, and his own embittered brother. As his wife Leah wrestles toward her own testimony, mounting violence against the Cardiff Saints tests them all. A story of conversion, forgiveness, redemption, and the pull of gathering to Zion, rich in Welsh atmosphere and pioneer-era faith. A Methodist minister risks everything—career, family, and life—to follow a new faith in persecution-ridden Wales. Sweeping Welsh atmosphere with love spoons, folklore, and coal-town Cardiff brings early Church history vividly to life. A tale of spies, secret betrayals, and hard-won forgiveness that reads like a page-turner while affirming faith. Celebrates the little-known story of Welsh Saints and Captain Dan Jones's mission before the gathering to Zion. “"For man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart."”Perfect for an adult Latter-day Saint reader who enjoys faith-affirming historical fiction about early converts, missionary work, and pioneer emigration, especially with Welsh or British Isles heritage.
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