This journal, part of the 1882 "Faith-Promoting Series," chronicles the life and missionary efforts of Heber C. Kimball, a key leader in the early Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It focuses primarily on his groundbreaking mission to England, where he presided over the LDS Church’s expansion, highlighting his initial feelings of inadequacy, encounters with opposition, and eventual successes in converting many and establishing new branches. Through personal stories, prophecies, and reflections, the journal captures the challenges faced by early missionaries and the resilience and faith required to overcome persecution. This document offers a vivid glimpse into the early history of the LDS Church and its missionary work, serving as both an instructive and inspirational account for young Latter-day Saints.