For many generations, there were men named Andrew Tobias Hickman. That name was applied to the oldest son born in each generation. Father’s taught their oldest sons to be prayer warriors. They were also taught to be humble and do God’s work in the background. Up until the time this story takes place, three of the men carrying this name served God professionally as priests or pastors. Two of them worked in other professions. Four were educated, and the rest were not. Not all the men were known by this given full name. Six of them answered to other monikers. The most recent five of the men invited their wives to share their God-servant role as prayer warriors. As prayer warriors, these people lived lives that were totally surrendered to God and the divine power that flowed through them when they prayed. Living lives as servants of The Most High meant putting this role ahead of everything else in their lives. They lived lives of sacrificial service, but when they suffered losses, God provided. These men named Andrew Tobias Hickman were not the only prayer warriors at work in our world. This book is focused on just one of them.