Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Talks to the Saints
The missionary who leaves his home in Zion goes forth with the idea that he is to warn the sinner and convert the unbeliever rather than to instruct the members of the church in relation to their duties. Hence, the sermons preached and the tracts distributed by the traveling elders deal primarily with the first principles of the Gospel. We are, however, coming to realize that the mission fields are the nurseries of Zion. Those who are appointed by the authority of the Holy Priesthood to preside over them are expected, therefore, to use all dili gence in ministering to the members as well as in persuading the unbelievers.
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