Out of Sync
Dancing Between Clashing Bamboo
To Misty Heights
A Trip to the Interior
In Ka Carmen's Back Yard
Starting All Over Again
The Pied Piper Aswang
Medicine in the Hills
At Sea with Moses
At Home in Manihala
On Muddy Hill
Finding Peace in Death
A Change of Pace
Various Identities
Farewell at Fish River

A family's humorous effort to contribute to a primitive life with tribal people in the Philippines.

Martin Haworth gave up a thriving business and, with his family, travelled to the Philippines, hoping to minister to the people there. In time, it became apparent that they were called to work with the indigenous people of the Buhid Mangyan tribes, and so began a difficult yet greatly rewarding missionary adventure.

Gently amusing, and often emotive, this is an intriguing, informative and highly detailed look at the lifestyle of a remote people: their land, their lives, their hunger for God, and the daily challenges faced by the missionary.

Praise for Martin Haworth's Smoking the Mango Trees:

'A genuinely thoughtful book, documenting the universal struggle of a people to actualise the gospel, and make the difficult and sometimes mysterious pilgrimage from darkness to light.
Don Cormack

Martin Haworth spent seven years working as a missionary in the Philippines with OMF and now runs a guest house in Perthshire. He is also the author of Smoking the Mango Trees.