There's Always Enough
When Heidi and Roland Baker abandoned their carefully laid plans for theological school and church planting in London, they had no idea they’d step into a decades-long journey of radical faith in war-torn Mozambique. Drawn by a *Time* magazine article about the country’s brutal civil war and devastating poverty, they answered God’s call to serve the “least of these”—street orphans, garbage-dwellers, and survivors of violence and disease. From transforming the neglected Chihango Children’s Center (once a detention facility for “unmanageable” kids) to leading flood relief efforts that fed thousands, they witnessed countless miracles: dying children healed, mute girls finding their voice, even the dead raised to life. Through political pushback, cholera outbreaks, and overwhelming need, they clung to the promise that “there’s always enough”—enough grace, enough provision, enough love to meet every need. This raw, inspiring memoir reveals how radical surrender to God’s call turns desperation into revival, as hundreds of churches sprout across Mozambique and broken lives are restored in the shadow of poverty and suffering.