1946. This book answers the need for a handy, concise, accurate evaluation of Mormonism. While not pretending to be a final analysis of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the book will be welcomed because it affords a basic insight to the fundamentals of this Church, giving facts and figures of general and specific interest. The book indicates the inherent quality of Mormonism: activity-in Church, in recreation, in welfare, and in missionary service. In addition to its insight into Church backgrounds, the book serves as a stimulus to greater interest in the activities of the Church by those who are members-and to emulate these activities by nonmembers who have an interest in the welfare of people in general and youth in particular.