Jacob Ache the Great
Jacob Ache the Great is a thrilling historical play about the exploits of Evangelist Jacob Ache. The celibate protestant clergy died in the early 1950s after having implanted the gospel and won many souls for Christ Jesus in many parts of the Meta Clan of the North West Region of Cameroon and beyond. Although the breath – taking story of his exemplary Works as roving evangelist has not been greatly popularized, this play takes us into the life of this legend whose amazing Christians life will definitely inspire every reader, especially Christians and Christians leaders of today. Apart from the Gospel, the playwright also portrays how this celibate – Evangelist grapples with crucial issues of his time in his ministry which include: Slave trade, imperialism, education, health and the clash of religious values. The celebration of Cameroon\'s culture in general and the Meta cultural heritage in particular runs across the pages of Jacob Ache the great.
