Title: Unsung Missionary Heroes
Product review: We hear lots of things about the "famous" missionaries, but there are loads of missionaries out there doing the same pioneering work to spread the gospel. This book is a collection of stories about a missionary doctor and his work in the late 1800s, shortly after the civil war in the US, in India, in an area that is now Hyderabad and the regions around Andhra Pradesh. Having visited there in Sept 2008, much has not changed, and a good portion of this area is still third world. The people are still warm and kind, with the same thirst for knowledge that this missionary found. It was a fascinating exploration into the early work as the gospel of Christianity was brand new to them. I wondered as I read it if any of the places I visted were churches that may have been established by his work. It was quite inspiring.
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