How can anyone look back on 36 years of experiences that have included broken-down cars, near-fatal traffic accidents, serious illnesses, the near-death of a child, prolonged separation from loved ones, and rebuffed efforts at presenting the gospel, and truly marvel at Gods goodness? Yet that is exactly what Joe and Leona Tarry do in their account of Gods provision for them during more than three-and-a-half decades of serving God as career missionaries in Brazil. Through their intimate stories of lives touched and churches planted in unlikely places such as jail cells, slums, and neighborhoods previously resistant to the gospel, the Tarrys describe working alongside Brazilian Baptist colleagues to bring about fruit in experiences that only God could have orchestrated. Although the Tarrys document Satans efforts to derail them at every turn, they major on Gods protection and how lovingly He provides for His children when they depend totally on Him. The Tarrys emphasize that they were but human vessels that simply sought to be Christs servants and that God worked in their weaknesses to yield results that last.