Growing up in Punjab, India, Gurcharan Singh Gill was taught devotion, discipline, and the rich spiritual traditions of his Sikh family. But when his path led him to California for college, he encountered The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His decision to convert changed the course of his life, setting him on a journey of continued faith, sacrifice, and pioneering leadership. He eventually became India's first mission president and a groundbreaking advocate for Indian family history work.

Latter-day Sikh is more than a biography—it is a bridge between two of the world's youngest major religions, a testament to the power of personal revelation, and an inspiring story of one man's unwavering faith. It offers a glimpse into the intersection of faiths, the universality of divine truth, and the sacrifices made by converts who help build the kingdom of God across the globe. Gurcharan Singh Gill's journey reminds us of the power of courageous discipleship and of the Lord's guiding hand.