Indigenous missionaries in Sierra Leone looking for places unreached by the Gospel discovered a village called 'There is no god'.

The name spoke of such hopelessness that they immediately made plans to take the Gospel there. The village had become an Islamic stronghold, with the rest of the population in occultism, Juju-worship or perpetual fear of evil spirits. The village chiefs and elders have now given the missionaries permission to work there.

They started off by taking care of physical needs, and have since been asked to assume responsibility for the village school; the younger generation will hear the Gospel. The missionaries are determined to see the village change its name.