Leadership and Legacy in Zion's Camp

This chapter explores the leadership succession considerations of Joseph Smith during the cholera outbreak in Zion's Camp in July 1834. It highlights the significance of the challenges faced by Smith and the camp, the contrasting views on the expedition's success, and the dynamics within the community. Key events and decisions are analyzed, including the implications of the governor's refusal to support the saints and the resulting focus on personal spiritual growth amidst hardship.