Raymond J. Davis

From forty-eight believers, new in the faith and untrained, with no missionaries to guide, teach or instruct them, to ten thousand within the space of five years. Sounds unbelievable, but in Fire on the Mountains Raymond Davis traces the spread of the Gospel as it blazed among the primitive Wallamo tribe in interior Ethiopia, the privations, hardships, sacrifices, persecutions, even unto death in some instances, is both heartbreaking and inspiring. In these days when so much in Christianity is commonplace to conformity, the personal accounts of the zeal and courage of these Wallamo people is a breath of fresh air - clean, invigorating, and refreshing.… (meer)