Trying to follow where God might lead. That’s what Isobel Kuhn writes with honesty and plain speaking. It’s her story of how God worked in her early life and how she found direction. Written in the 1950s, it remains a readable story, full of surprises and epiphanies. I found it inspiring and thought-provoking (in a good way). ( )

Remarkably honest first person account.

Isobel Kuhn details her change from skeptic to Christian and where that journey then led her. It is a short account but very detailed. It stops short of documenting her missionary experiences which are contained in other books.

I know this is a classic and I did enjoy it but found the tone slightly irritating in places. I can't really explain why. There was also some unnecessary detail of matters which seemed unimportant.

Recommended though for those interested in preparation for missions or even those wondering how to "search for God!" ( )

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Isobel Miller gave up God for the world. But as graduation approached and her engagement broken, she questioned that decision. 'If You will prove to me that You are … I will give You my whole life.' God heard Isobel's prayers and responded - giving her a new life of fruitful service in China.