A high relief that depicts a group of figures, dominated by a large standing figure of a fully clothed preacher with his right hand in the air and his index finger pointing towards heaven. In his left hand he holds the bible. In front of him are a naked man, woman, and child. Occupying the centre right in front of the preacher, the child is standing with his right hand towards the bible, and the left raised to touch the preacher's hand. The man on the right, and the woman on the left side of the preacher are both kneeling. By the end of the Second World War, with so much rubble, yet carvable blocks of stone, Copnall used stones from raised buildings. He headed the 'From Debris to Art' initiative, and used two large blocks of stone, weighting six tons from a bombed building for this sculpture.