I Heard the Donkey's Bray: Thirty Years in the Mission Field
- ISBN-10
- 1881576027
- ISBN-13
- 9781881576020
- Category
- Presbyterians
- Pages
- 192
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1992-06
- Author
- Marguerite Payne Boyce
Description
I Heard the Donkeys Bray is an intriguing account of the Boyce family, Presbyterian medical missionaries, and the lives they touched in beautiful, hard-to-reach Ometepec, Mexico. Truly a land of extremes, the lower coast of the State of Guerrero had no paved roads, only donkey trails; light aircraft were the only reliable means of transportation.
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