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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Buying the First Estate in Wales", Rees and his wife returned to Wales after how many years in the mission field?

2. In "Revivals in Africa", Rees began his preaching. Where?

3. Rees and the others offered ____ prayer on behalf of King Edward VIII.

4. Rees was into deep ____ when God gave him the Every Creature commission.

5. In "Standing in the Queue", what did the man who got out of the ticket line say to Rees?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was similar about the college's Pentecost and Rees' earlier Pentecost experience?

2. After the war in Britain, how did war events and stories from military staff embody the spiritual fight, manifesting into their encounters on the battle field?

3. In regards to housing Jewish children forced out of Poland, how was Rees called to step out on faith once again, and how did Rees respond?

4. Countries were falling to Hitler, so where did Rees and the college fall in this picture?

5. Although successful in the beginning, what happened later at the Bible College?

6. Why did God ask Rees what he would be doing if he had all the money for the trip to Africa, and what did Rees do in response?

7. How did Rees refer to the United Nations, and how did the events surrounding the UN's establishment reopen the world to the gospel?

8. How did this estate and the rest of the college become a new mission field for Rees?

9. Besides the reassurance from God about the Every Creature commission, what happened in 1950 to change the face of the college, yet continue Rees' mission?

10. Why were Rees and his wife prompted by God to buy a second property, and what was their response?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How does God use real estate to build and strengthen Rees and his wife's faith in God and that he will provide? Site and expound on several examples.

Essay Topic 2

Rees is a willing servant for the Lord. Discuss how this willingness is challenged in "The Tramps;" how Rees meets these challenges and how Rees, his family and those the Lord guides him to care for are affected by his choices/actions.

Essay Topic 3

In "Loving an Outcast" and "A Village Untouched by Revival", we see Rees' obedience and the power of prayer. Discuss how the author brings the significance of each of these two points to the forefront for the reader through the characters in each chapter.

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