"You know, I don't believe we knew what we were getting into." Rhine was right. When the Benner family stepped off the train that afternoon in 1915, the waiting mission board members also wondered. "I doubt they'll last the first winter." There certainly were challenges. A weekend circuit of preaching assignments could easily be twenty-five miles on foot, in all kinds of weather. Most roads were impassable by car, and the mission board couldn't afford a horse. This true story portrays the Benner's love for God and for souls in mountainous West Virginia.