Publisher's Synopsis
This engaging narrative of faith and adventure tells the story of Africaner, a former slave who became a Christian missionary in the early 19th century. The book describes Africaner's journey from Cape Town to the northern borders of South Africa, where he converted many indigenous people to Christianity and helped establish mission stations. The author, a member of the Presbyterian Church, also reflects on the challenges of missionary work and the power of divine grace.
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