Percy Mather (George Hunter's co-laborer) was a man of tireless devotion, known for his relentless work in translation and his quiet, unwavering witness for Christ. Though always busy, he used every spare moment to share the Gospel—not with fanfare, but with steady, genuine zeal. Without writing books on mission strategy or attending conferences, Mather quietly pioneered a different path. He didn’t rent halls or plant churches in the conventional sense. Instead, he lived among the people, fully present and approachable, never drawing a line between himself and those he served. His life was his message—humble, faithful, and powerfully clear.
Originally published in 1935, written by Mildred Cable and Francesca French.
