Born into a missionary family in Calcutta in the final years of the British Raj, the author's nomadic upbringing spanned WWII India, years of separation from her parents, and itinerant tent evangelism across Australia and four continents. Settling in the U.S. as a pastor's wife and mother of three, she uprooted again to spend decades with her husband serving God in Latin America. Hilda bears a front-row witness of God's intervention, perfect timing, and transformation among the homeless and impoverished, drug addicts and demon possessed, murderers and war hostages, abused children and abusing parents. It is a powerful reminder that "impossible" is not in God's vocabulary. (291pp. Author, 2022.)