Plantation coffee was a pioneer industry in New Guinea in the 1950s. Those who braved such ventures faced an inhospitable land, disease, and inadequate or non-existent infrastructure. At the age of 20, Jimmy Wan stepped into this world and forged an enviable reputation as a leading grower whose produce sold in the worldÕs fussiest coffee markets. Shy and barely literate, he was expected to fail. Jimmy is a Chinese man with an unshakeable Christian faith who has lead an extraordinary life. He hid from the Japanese in the jungles of Lae; battled a debilitating stutter and depression at boarding school; dabbled in Highland gold mining; and pioneered Korona Coffee, which became one of Papua New GuineaÕs leading coffee plantations.