At the 1971 Ohio CFO, Norman Grubb retells the story of the cricketer turned missionary C.T. Studd, who gave away his inheritance, married Priscilla, and spent his life pressing the gospel into unreached areas before dying decades later at his remote mission post deep in Africa. He closes by calling the campers, like a “corn of wheat,” to fall into the ground and die so that a fuller life can grow from them.
