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Two early 19th hundred years Methodist missionaries ventured out into Choctaw place from Memphis, Tennessee. These were never seen again. Others tried going into from the Tombigbee River. They did return but vowed never to again go there. One more tried but returned after two years with nothing to show for his initiatives. Alexander Talley - missionary, minister, medical doctor - proved to be a very special missionary; he was exclusively qualified and totally ready to take the Gospel of Jesus westward to the Indians and the ambitious settlers. Alexander saddled his horse, loaded his stuff - pack, tent, literature - and praying earnestly, "Lord, if you have confidence in calling me to do this work, I've self-assurance you will show me the way," he crossed the river into a dark, foreboding forest. Driving westward, he wondered how he could bring love, trust, and salvation to the people who did not know him, could not read a Bible, and did not speak his dialect. Alexander have been singled out as the only real man who stood a potential for accomplishing this daunting mission. That is Alexander Talley's storyline: how he rode a circuit covering more than 400 a long way, held camp conferences for Indians and white settlers, gained more than 3,200 turns to Christianity, and faithfully shepherded people frantically in need of compassionate leadership when confronted with encroaching greed and malice.
