J. Golden Kimball: The Story of a Unique Personality is an affectionate and lively biography of one of Mormonism's most beloved and unconventional figures. Known for his sharp wit, colorful language, and fearless honesty, J. Golden Kimball—often referred to simply as "Brother Golden"—was a folk hero in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A member of the First Council of the Seventy, Kimball traveled extensively, delivering sermons that were equal parts spiritual exhortation and plainspoken humor. Claude Richards captures the essence of Kimball's life, from his humble beginnings as the son of pioneer Heber C. Kimball to his role as a roving preacher who connected deeply with everyday Saints. This book explores Kimball's struggles, charisma, and the enduring affection he inspired across generations. More than a biography, it's a celebration of a man whose humanity made him both relatable and revered. Essential reading for those interested in LDS history, frontier spirituality, and the enduring power of personality in religious life.