Arthur Farnsworth's Miraculous Conversion through the Inspiration of a Hymn

““T was hunting that afternoon and was rather late returning. As I ‘crossed the fields I was attracted by someone’s singing. Iooked around me and discovered a light almost hidden among the trees. I drew near and listened, such a song, Mina! It filled me with wonder, it was so different from anything I had ever heard before. I felt that I must see the singer, so I crept to the window and looked in, such a scene! those two white-haired old people and you playing and singing for them. He rose and took her hand,— “Mina, when I saw you then I felt that the angels had forgotten one of their number on earth and I longed to go in and hear you sing as you sang for those old people, but reverence so filled my soul, that I dared not, so I turned‘away. I never forgot that scene, it was my conversion, Mina. From that day forth, though I knew it not, I was a Mormon. — The Young Woman's Journal 25:3”