Of particular interest to Christadelphians, “Into the Light” is a compilation of stories of people coming to the way of God. Many are New Zealand stories, along with other fascinating stories from Bougainville, Newfoundland, Germany, a few war-stories, and some from Australia. One story in particular from Western Australia resulted in about 40 people over a few years finding Christ. The first story is about the first Christadelphian to arrive in NZ in 1854, a personal friend of Brother John Thomas, Dr Samuel George-Hayes, who was registered as surgeon-general in Wellington. One of his converts went to live in Dunedin for a short period, converted several, one of whom migrated to Goolwa, South Australia, and introduced the Hope of the Gospel to Perce Mansfield’s grandfather! The main thrust of the book is to encourage what the author calls “conversational preaching". It’s not about delivering ‘mini-lectures’ but saying something to captivate interest. The anecdotes are told in a lively manner and make an easy and interesting read. We can learn and be encouraged from the experiences related and thereby find our own ways to make a difference just by saying a little something when we are able.