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pThe congregation in Georgia was shocked when a shy, elementary student stepped forward and stuttered that he wanted to do God’s work as a medical doctor./ppAs you read Maurice Randall’s story, you’ll likely wonder if you also have what it takes to be a missionary./ppThe truth is no one does, but God gives His chosen strength./ppIt was God who gave Maurice the wisdom to go to college when no one in his family had ever been. When a third of his medical school class failed, he passed./ppIn Zimbabwe, he put his medical skills to good use, caring for victims of crocodile bites, those who were gored by elephants, and anyone in an ox-cart accident. He responded to a threat from a witch doctor, an anthrax attack, and the brutal murder of a co-worker./ppEven with land mines, his plane being shot at, and a mysterious new disease that swept across the land and killed thousands, Maurice persevered, serving the people of Zimbabwe for thirty years./ppIf you are willing to let God use you, like he used Maurice Randall, you can also make a lasting difference in the lives of others./p