I have read your book and find it touching, informative and extremely encouraging. Thank you very much. I’ve already made a donation to your organisation as a thank you, and I’ve made our lovely conversation available as a podcast on Radio Berliner Morgenröte at https://radio-berliner-morgenroete.de/endzeit-jesus-und-umkaempfte-rohstoffe-missionar-im-kongo-veraendert-die-welt-mit-liebe/ so that many more people can find out about this book.

I read your book and I love it! Your insights and reflections are powerful and I learned much more about the DRC. In the beginning chapters, I could place myself right with you since so many of your observations replicate mine. Who the people are and how they live, surviving so much destitution, poverty and disparity. The “middle class” barely exists in the DRC, but the population accepts that and perseveres. They possess so much hope and courage which has impressed me over the years. I especially loved the many references you included. Wow! So many quotes from such wise legendary people around the world. And so brilliant to include the references on your website. I’m still accessing them and enjoying the powerful stories! You and your wife have dedicated your lives to the DRC and other nations around the world and I am so grateful for your excellent work. May the Lord continue to bless you and provide the resources needed to carry out these ministries. The people there need you both, as well as your staff. Thank you so much for reaching out to us and providing this amazing book for us to be inspired and encouraged in our work there.

Great book. Thank you for taking the time to write it. It helped me better understand things that are happening in Congo that I knew very little about.

Amongst many things, the parts that are talking about the Pygmies and their attitude towards others doing evil things to them, have been very convicting for me.

Thank you.

Excellent Jhon & Lenka, God bless you for all you do… and letting the world the only Love can change people and the world, nothing else.

This is great! And we can relate, though I guess there in Africa it is a bit worst than here… The world, the people is in need of Love, though many times don’t realize it. And the solution to all problems, where greed, ambitions resentment and hate, is Love! And we see it in our everyday activities and work for the Lord in the Colombian Amazon, where we work in teaching education an christian values… Love will conquer the world! Thanks Jhon & Lenka for this message to the world, for answer to the people in need!

I enjoyed reading this book very much! Learning about the country of Congo and its people, their daily lives, the culture and their history, has been a very interesting insight and journey. Living in a Western country, I clearly see how much we have in comparison, so much more wealth and education, safety and security, food & clothing, so much more of everything. It was touching to read about the children and their lack of care and how much needs to be done in helping their children to have a future to look forward to. Wolfgang and Lenka and their whole Team are doing an excellent work in helping to bring new hope to the people, to teach and train them to plant and to care for the land, to educate their children, to bring medical help when it is needed. I am so impressed and happy to read that two schools have been built for the local people and that the children are given the opportunity for a good education.

This is a very important book to read at this time in history as the world is going through so many changes. It will challenge us to do better, to take better care of each other and to step out to change our part of the world. It will also teach us how to help the world to be a better place for us all and especially for our future, the children. The challenge is, how can we do it, where do we start? The book will share and suggest lots of good advice for us personally and for everybody as the caretakers of this world. We have a lot to look forward to, with the hope of a brighter future for us all and for the people of Congo.

This book is a treasure; it offers the story of an extra-ordinary life and beyond, covering a multitude of aspects of life.

The clarity and genuineness with which the author shares his personal life’s lessons, experiences and observations, makes this book both fascinating, insightful and motivating.

It is easy reading: One has the impression of sitting next to the author in a relaxed setting – like on a bench in a beautiful park – listening to him tell the story. However this book is more than a story. It is the account of an outstanding adventure as well as an invitation to be a part of a better world.

If you are interested in the Africa adventure and want to know what drives people like Wolfgang and Lenka to dedicate their life’s work to a country like the Congo, I would like to heartily recommend this book to you. I learned a lot about the country and the people there, and was happy about the rays of hope that Wolfgang’s stories offered me between all the discouraging news that constantly reach us from the great continent of Africa. Faith and love are two great recurring themes in this book and I think who else would be better suited to talk about these topics than Wolfgang and Lenka, who have dedicated their whole lives to the service of others.

“Change the World with Love” gives us a deep perspective into the struggles of the Congo in its turbulent history until today. W. P. Schmidt has given us a glimpse into the causes of its tribulations and what we can do about it. He is putting his faith into action through his fruitful educational works there.

For me, reading this book was like taking a trip to the Congo without even stepping outside my door. It also made me realize how blessed and fortunate I am in so many ways. I was asked to read this manuscript and offer suggestions to help improve it. Little did I know that it would drastically impact and improve me.

Personally, I would recommend this book to people whose purpose in life is helping others. … After I finished reading the book, I felt like a big weight was lifted off me. Now I know that every little help counts.