When God Says Go

Mother Eliza Davis-George, the daughter of slaves, grew up in segregated Texas, where she took to heart the stories she had heard as a child in Sunday school. Empowered by her faith, she broke through barriers of sex, color, and status as she told the world about Jesus. This is the fascinating story of a gentle but unswerving Christian missionary, who, during her one hundred years on this earth, left an indelible mark on the people and the land of Liberia. She is a model of overcoming any obstacle—a woman for whom no challenge was too difficult in sharing he gospel of Jesus Christ.

Lorry Lutz and her husband Allen spent more than twenty years as missionaries in South Africa, serving with African Evangelical Fellowship. They co-founded Youth Alive, a youth ministry organization that still operates today in several southern African countries under African leadership. Lorry has published eight books, including Partnering in Ministry (with Luis Bush) and Women as Risk Takers for God. She is a senior associate of Women of Global Action and is a founder and coordinator of the AD2000 Women's track. Lorry and her husband live in Colorado.