Rev. William Haslam, Anglican Priest, begins his ministry in Cornwall, England in the 1840s. He does not realize he is not a genuinely converted Christian, but the people in his parish church do. After many prayers and many struggles, the Rev. Mr. Haslma is converted while preaching to his own congregation. One member, who instantly recognized his minister had been converted, stood and shouted out, "The parson is converted, the parson is converted." The remained of the book covers the next 20 years of ministry for the Rev. Haslam told by himself. A dramatic book, absolutely unique, many are saddened that they have reached the end of it. Rev. Haslam's name is yet revered in Corwall.