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In his memoir, Dawson recounts how he and his wife, Myra, took a life-changing nine-month trip around the world in 1969. During their travels, they visited several impoverished countries, which inspired them to help others improve their lives. When they returned to Australia, they received an opportunity to volunteer in Madagascar. Myra taught English, while Ira served as the business manager for two mission hospitals for eight years. The couple returned to Australia at the end of 1979. A few years later, they received a surprise call offering them positions as business managers for a ninety-bed hospital on the island of Malaita, specifically in Atoifi. They worked there for over five years. Throughout their journey, they remained dedicated to helping those in need.
In his book, Dawson gives an insight into how he and his wife were dedicated to achieving their goals to contribute to making the lives of others better. Indeed, the couple did not shy away from going through with their promises. In addition, the author dives into events that can change life perspectives and inspire one to make the world a better place. Dawson also discusses the challenges of moving and working in different countries. Despite these challenges, the main focus should not prevent one from giving up their goals. In his memoir, the author tackles the challenges he overcame in various jobs in these countries, such as a hostage situation. However, that did not dampen his dedication to helping those in need. In this inspiring book, Dawson highlights that God's help and prayers help him and his wife to achieve these goals.
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