“Preach the Gospel constantly. Use words if required.”-St. Francis of Assisi

It really is 1998, and Richard Stearns’s center is breaking as he sits within a mud hut and listens towards the story of the orphaned kid in Rakai, Uganda. His trip to the place took more than a longer flight from the United States to Africa. It had taken answering God’s call on his lifestyle, a contact that hurtled him out of his corner workplace at Lenox-America’s finest tableware company-to this humble corner of Uganda.

This is a tale of what sort of corporate CEO faced his struggle to obey God, whatever the price, and his passionate call for Christians to improve the world by actively living out their faith. Using his trip as an example, Stearns explores the gap that exists inside our knowledge of the Gospel.

Two thousand years back twelve people changed the world. Stearns is convinced it can happen again.

ECPA 2010 Christian Reserve of the entire year Award Winner!