Publisher's Synopsis
An autobiographical account of one man's adventures as a missionary in the Congo in the early twentieth century. Springer's vivid descriptions of his travels, his encounters with the local people, and his efforts to establish a mission station in the heart of Africa make for an engaging and inspiring read. This book offers a unique perspective on a little-known chapter in the history of Christian missions.
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