This heartfelt book honours Australia’s Indigenous people and faithful pioneers like Pastor George and Esther Quinlin, who dedicated their lives to spreading the gospel across this beautiful country. Their unwavering faith and hope in Jesus’ soon return continue to inspire generations.

The hum of the highway gave way to gravel road then the soft turf of the campground.

Noah and Mia arrive at their favourite spot under the shade of ancient gum trees, they're eager to dive into the adventures awaiting them by the river. But first, they must set up camp, a task made lighter by Dad's storytelling.

He shares the remarkable journey of George Quinlin, a man who would become Australia’s first ordained Indigenous pastor. From his early years on the Nulla Nulla Aboriginal Reserve to his pivotal role in the Seventh-day Adventist church, George's life was marked by faith, resilience, a deep love for his community and dreaming of Jesus’ soon return. He witnessed profound societal changes, from the recognition of Aboriginal rights to national reconciliation efforts. Yet, amidst these transformations, George’s unwavering devotion to God and people remained a constant beacon of hope.
As the stars twinkle above, Noah and Mia are reminded to be "little points of light," reflecting the love and kindness exemplified by Pastor George. This story encourages readers to ponder…How will you shine your light today?

Explore the beauty of family, faith, and history in this touching tale of legacy and inspiration.

This non-fiction children’s picture book is book 8 in The Angel Said Australia series for young readers - telling true stories of God working through ordinary people in Australia.