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With an open mind and a complete deficiency in the Polish language, Kenneth Collins Maple takes off to Poland to serve the people of the city of Warsaw. Not exactly sure what awaits, the individual missionary lives and works with ambiguity looming over every moment, sometimes including where he’ll even sleep.

Whether struggling to leave the familiarity of the United States, figuring out the people of Poland’s capital, learning on the spot how to teach the English language or striking out with a wrinkly map and a camera to see the sights of the former Communist country, Maple absorbs a five-month escapade chronicling each day in his trusty journal.

In quintessential memoir fashion, Mission Polska: A Missionary’s Experience in Poland, opens a window into the days and months of a short-term missionary, relying only on faith, extremely delayed letters from home and Polish candy bars to get him through.