Father Michel Mukendi Mbayabu, an African missionary priest from the Democratic Republic of Congo, shares his eye-opening experiences serving in rural France. He contrasts the material and spiritual poverty he encountered with his upbringing in the Congo. Michel discusses his challenges, including cultural differences and experiences of rejection based on ethnicity. He emphasizes the vital role of African missionaries in revitalizing local faith communities, fostering deep connections, and engaging laypeople in church activities, highlighting the transformative power of their mission.