These stories will delight readers, capturing humour, danger, cultural learning, and daily missionary life with refreshing honesty. These personal experiences and descriptive scenes; canoes gliding past crocodiles, earth ovens steaming in the rain, chainsaws carving through jungle giants, and many emergency situations make exciting reading.

As a historical record of missionary life in Papua New Guinea, this memoir of Mission Service is invaluable. It documents village customs, health challenges, local economies, and pre-modern infrastructure with clarity and firsthand insight.

This memoir is a beautiful tribute to faith in action. Its emotional impact lies not in dramatic prose, but in steadfast faith in action, bringing to the mind of the reader the old adage;

"I'd rather see a sermon than hear one any day!"

Each chapter offers a quiet miracle, protection at sea, healing in crisis, and conversion in remote villages. The book is a testament to what ordinary people, deeply committed to service, can accomplish under extraordinary pressure.

Indeed, Faith and Works in Action!