| dc.description.abstract | David Brandt’s 2007 interview with Reverend Raymond G. Cox offers a rich, personal account of Cox’s life and ministry, highlighting his service as a U.S. Marine and as a pioneering missionary in Africa. The interview traces Cox’s journey from resisting God’s call to embracing a life of service, including his work in Korea, Zambia, Malawi, and other mission fields. Cox’s reflections reveal God’s providence in shaping his path—from his wife’s childhood dream of missionary life to the Wisconsin Synod’s expansion into Malawi despite initial opposition. The interview emphasizes the spiritual growth and gospel outreach that resulted from Cox’s decades of ministry. Brandt’s commentary underscores the joy and inspiration of hearing firsthand how God works through his servants. A timeline of Cox’s life and a reference to Justin Cloute’s essay on WELS missions in Malawi provide additional context.
—Abstract prepared by Microsoft Copilot (GPT-4) | |
