Those who have for years been looking wistfully to heaven have often asked of God:"Is not thy grace as mighty now As when Elijah felt its power? When glory beamed from Moses' brow, Or Job endured the trying hour?"The answer is Yes. The days of Moses and Elijah are not past. Nor is the world devoid of a Ruth who will consent to leave her homeland and loved ones to work among strangers, some of them hostile.Together Grant and Mary Beans pledged to spend their lives climbing mountains for God. And once on the upper trail, they refused, like Nehemiah of old, to be distracted from a very important work––that of representing Christ to the people of Bolivia.This is the kind of book that grips and holes the interest of the reader to the very end. And in that better land the story will continue––on and on. The mountains of God are ever upward and ever more rewarding.