Born in 1943 at Wellington and raised on a farm in the Waikato, New Zealand, Dennis could have used his loveless, disad-vantaged childhood as an excuse for an unfulfilled life; but instead he overcame his feelings of rejection and went on to become a soldier, mechanic, athlete, teacher, family man, pastor and missionary to several countries, including Israel.

All through the failures and challenges of his early life, Dennis was aware that God’s hand was on him and was drawing him to Himself. Once he and his wife surrendered their lives to God, an exciting adventure of faith began.

As Dennis recounts the events of his life’s journey, he makes observations and comments on a wide range of subjects such as parenthood and Christian living, drawn from the hindsight of wisdom and experience he’s gained along the way.

This well-written autobiography makes compelling reading, as it’s a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness in the provision and protection of His children.

In conclusion Dennis writes: ‘I pray my story will inspire people to know that no matter where you come from or what your background, God does have a hope and a future for you.’