The remarkable tale of a young African man who was later known as "The Apostle of Simple Faith." While the majority of missionary biographies focus on the experiences of Western missionaries, this narrative is about the African missionary who was chosen by God to serve in the United States during a time when slavery and segregation were deeply ingrained in society. Originally titled The March of Faith, this book chronicles the inspiring journey of Samuel Morris.
 
After being miraculously saved from death amidst the chaos of intertribal conflicts in Liberia, Africa, Kaboo was drawn to Christianity by Methodist missionaries and took his baptismal name, Samuel Morris.
 
His journey to America for further pastoral training in the late 1880s turned into a mission of its own when several sailors were converted to Christianity by his exemplary faith. At Taylor University, his unwavering faith positioned him as a leader among the students and a beacon of hope for those seeking truth.
 
This biography is a testament to the love of Christ that transcended racial boundaries.