This book could be a good read for someone who wants to be inspired by a non-traditional missionary story. Ultimate Grace combines the love for Frisbee and faith, taking readers on a journey through Japan. Levi Booth's story challenges the typical missionary image, showing how one can use their unique gifts and talents to serve God around the world. If you're looking for an adventure that blends sports, faith, and personal growth, this book is a must-read.

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A true story of Frisbee and faith in Japan'It was an odd feeling, lining up against Great Britain. I used to dream that I might one day play for them; I had never thought that I would end up playing against them. But I had no time to dwell on the unexpected journey that had led me here, their puller raised the disc: the next point was about to start.'If you thought being a missionary meant wearing socks and sandals, living in the jungle without a shower, and having no phone or Internet, then think again. This short book is going to blow away all your preconceptions. Levi Booth is not a stereotypical missionary. Not long out of uni, Levi headed to Japan with all his essentials: his Bible and Frisbee. He was just a normal bloke with a passion for Ultimate Frisbee who stepped out boldly to tell people about Jesus. This is his journey to Asia: the ups, the downs, the adventures and the Japanese national Ultimate Frisbee team.Levi’s story will challenge your idea of what a missionary is and it might just cause you to consider how God could use you and your gifts, talents and hobbies – however unusual – to serve him around the world.OMF teen bio

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