Marlene Bateman Sullivan gathers dozens of documented accounts of angelic visitations from early Latter-day Saint history. Organized by purpose—bolstering faith, comforting during trials, healing the sick, consoling the grieving, giving guidance, protecting from harm, and assisting temple work—each story is drawn from journals, biographies, and Church periodicals. Featuring familiar figures like Wilford Woodruff, Parley P. Pratt, and Amanda Smith alongside ordinary Saints, the book offers faith-promoting testimony that God sends heavenly messengers to His children in their hours of greatest need. Documented true accounts—sourced from journals and Church periodicals—of angels appearing to early Saints Powerful comfort for the grieving: many angels were deceased family members returning to console Features beloved Church history figures alongside ordinary Saints Organized by need—faith, comfort, healing, protection, guidance, death, temple work—so readers can find the account that fits their moment Perfect for a faithful Latter-day Saint who loves Church history and finds comfort and testimony-building strength in documented accounts of heavenly ministrations.