“For the Chamula people of southern Mexico, tradition is everything. Any Chamula who challenges the authority of the elder is considered a threat to the community. The elders dictate personal dress, house building and social or religious practices including drinking sugarcane rum and sacrificing chickens to their gods on special days. If anyone turns from the ways of the ancestors, they risk banishment or death. After years of working among the Chamulas, Wycliff translators Ken and Elaine Jacobs saw the fruit of God's Word through changed lives. Many Chumlas dared to obey God and followed Him. They Dared to be Different is the exciting, true story of the birth of the Chumla church.”