Mr. Victor Yang

Frank Laubach stands before a small gathered class, pointing to a letter chart as men, women, and children listen in an outdoor village setting. The composition presents Christian mission as patient instruction: language, reading, and personal dignity offered through face-to-face service. Laubach is remembered in church history for literacy work connected with missionary outreach, especially among Asian communities, where education became a practical expression of loving one’s neighbor. The teaching board, attentive learners, and simple village surroundings emphasize discipleship lived through communication, compassion, and access to the written word.