The Least of Them: The Story of The House of Mercy
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“The vision became a burden: I ate and talked the vision; I was restless; I had to do something. The essence of the vision was giving,” she said. “In 1974, I had a vision of walking and talking with Jesus. I never saw his face or what He was wearing, but I know it was Jesus. I asked Jesus if I could help Him.” “Would you?,” He asked. “Yes, I’ll do it,” I said. This vision was the primary force behind The House of Mercy ministry.
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About the Book
The Least of Them is an inspi-documentary account of how a dedicated and beleiving black woman organized and managed a shelter for homeless and hungry people. Accounts of “near miracle” events in the maintenance of the shelter can be an inspiration to those who dream to serve in spite of odds.
About the Author
Dr. Ethel H. Russaw is the oldest child of John Gus and Ocie Mae Guice Harris. Her inspiration for writing The Least of Them came from observing her mother’s unusual dedication, extraordinary faith and exceptional fortitude in working with the homeless and hungry people of Columbus, Georgia. The book was written to inspire others to keep believing in their dreams.