Counselors to the Prophets

George Q. Cannon, a counselor in the First Presidency, once said: "When the First Presidency act in concert, they are a power."

Never before have the life stories of the counselors in the First Presidency been gathered together in this manner. Dive into this thorough volume to learn the unique, colorful, and interesting lives and personalities of the men who counseled, advised, and even (at times) opposed the prophets of this dispensation.

With 30 distinguished contributors ranging from professors, descendants, and biographers, this volume compiled by noted historian Michael K. Winder will entertain, enlighten, and inspire any reader interested in the history of Church organization, policy, and leadership.