The Apostle of Ryo-U

This biography tells the extraordinary tale of Herman H. Cook, a missionary who spent over 50 years in Japan spreading the Gospel. He learned the language and brought modern ideas to a country that was deeply traditional, all while facing persecution from both the government and the local population. From evangelism to education, Cook's legacy in Japan is an inspiring story of faith and devotion.

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