The memoires of a Christian visionary and activist who believed God called him to contribute to national and international affairs including a political campaign against the UK government which wanted to introduce 24/7 shopping, so Sundays would cease to be special, and founding a charity to tackle unemployment.

He developed the concept of 'Relational Thinking' based on biblical teaching and values, to rebuild social capital in Britain, with a way to define and measure quality of relationships between individual and organisational stakeholders in schools, companies, prisons and the healthcare system. As time is the currency of relationships, with a colleague he co-developed 'Chronomics' as a further development of Relational Thinking.

At an international level, he followed God's leading into several peace initiatives; to help end Apartheid in South Africa (1986-1994); to help rebuild relationships between the two ethnic groups involved in genocide in Rwanda (1994-1999); and to bring peace between North and South Sudan (1999-2005). More recently he has focused on -ways to bring about reunification of North and South Korea. He hopes the book will encourage other Christians to be open to Gods call to similar initiatives and challenges to promote God's good purposes for the world today