This book is a biographical account of Gratia Olive Leonard. Leonard tells her story of becoming a missionary, bringing education and Christianity to the Chippewa Indians in the late 1800s. She shares her thoughts on the ideal Christian woman and offers spiritual guidance to readers. This book is an inspiring read for anyone interested in missionary work or Christian spirituality.

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