Shortly after the first world war, and the instability of that time, Ernest T Wilson was deeply burdened about the millions of lost souls in Africa. He had been deeply impressed with the spiritual need of the people in Angola as described by a missionary when he was eighteen years old. He committed his life to serve God there. A few years later, the small working-class assembly in Belfast, commended him, for work there. George Muller’s life had greatly inspired him to place his trust in God and God alone. As a result of this, he never asked anyone for money. God proved faithful as he supplied Wilson and his family’s needs every single day. His ministry was fruitful, despite dangers, challenges and obstacles bringing glory to God.