Mama Ulunda, from Alabama to the African Congo

Mama Ulunda is the true account of an amazing lady who decided at the age of eight years old that she would become a missionary. The story follows her early family life in rural Lawrence County, Alabama, her education, and her incredible journey to the African Congo in 1927. Annie spent twenty-five years with the Batetela tribe, working, teaching, and ultimately devoting her life to this remarkable tribe of gentle people. Annieas story is a journey of faith, courage, and self-sacrifice that lasted a lifetime. Annie never gave up on her dream, although the obstacles were numerous. The African people named her aMama Ulunda, a which means the tallest, strongest tree in Africa. They saw from the beginning what a strong and faithful person she was. Annie lived up to her name and served the African people to the best of her ability, always giving God the credit.