| Preface | [7] |
| A Message Given to Me in Tongues with Interpretation | [15] |
| Preparing to Start | [17] |
| Home Leaving | [18] |
| The Church in Unity. (The Wonderful Vision) | [32] |
| Opening the Way | [36] |
| Bread Upon the Waters. (From Los Angeles to Nicaragua, C. A.) | [48] |
| The Stars and Stripes and Beautiful Manzanilla | [59] |
| Salina Cruz, Mexico. (My Vision Interpreted) | [64] |
| The Virgin of the Angels | [71] |
| Arriving in Our Port at Nicaragua | [82] |
| Our Stay in Matagalpa | [97] |
| Leaving Matagalpa for Leon | [110] |
| Our Arrival in Leon | [138] |
| Leaving Nicaragua for Panama | [183] |
| Sailing from Panama | [190] |
| The Needs of Central America | [200] |
| The Indians of Nicaragua. (Extract from Article by Brother Schoenich) | [212] |
| “Where is the white man’s Book of Heaven?” | [216] |
| Frontispiece. Mattie Crawford | [9] |
| The Crawford Family | [13] |
| Father N. J. Norris, who paid our way to the Mission Field | [45] |
| S. S. Curacao on which we sailed to the Mission Field | [49] |
| On Board Ship | [53] |
| Carl on bridge of ship at sea | [57] |
| Some natives of a tribe in Guatemala, C. A. | [61] |
| “Come over and help us” | [65] |
| Taking their morning bath | [69] |
| A native village | [75] |
| Picturesque street scene of the Port of Corinto, where we landed | [83] |
| Resting during the heat of the day | [85] |
| Where they heard the Gospel for the first time | [89] |
| An Indian hut where we preached the Gospel | [93] |
| Indian girls grinding corn for tortillas | [95] |
| Alma and her music class in Matagalpa | [99] |
| Washday at the river for native women. Their only way
to clean clothes is to rub them on a flat rock | [101] |
| Where we stopped for the night. Note the glare of the sun on the white sand | [105] |
| Alma and Carl among the banana trees | [107] |
| Leaving Matagalpa | [111] |
| Leaving in the early morning for a day’s journey | [113] |
| Alma and Carl feeding the pet deer | [117] |
| On our way through the mountains | [119] |
| Carl with his faithful pony | [123] |
| Bringing coffee down from the mountain plantations | [125] |
| The only Jesus they know | [129] |
| One of the first to accept the Gospel | [131] |
| Carl and his father, as they distributed tracts to the
Indians by the roadside | [135] |
| Street scene in Leon | [139] |
| Mother with child that was raised up from death | [143] |
| Waiting for the Gospel | [147] |
| Carl with his boys | [151] |
| Where I preached until midnight; and the entire family was
brought to the Lord | [159] |
| Where the entire family was brought to Jesus, and the
mother’s hand was healed of blood poisoning | [163] |
| Where Carl attended native school to study Spanish | [167] |
| Women coming from the market place | [171] |
| Alma with her music class in Leon | [175] |
| Alma with her English class of native girls | [181] |
| Alma reading a Bible story to her girls | [187] |
| An Indian woman who came to the meeting and was saved | [191] |
| I am just a brown-faced Indian girl, but I want to learn
to read God’s Word. Will you send missionaries to teach us?
There are thousands just as I am | [203] |
| One Indian who found Jesus and loves his Bible | [209] |
| An Indian woman whose attention was attracted and picture
taken without her knowledge. Indians are very superstitious
and are afraid to have their pictures taken | [217] |