That priest would come to Johannesburg to find his sister, Gertrude, and his son, Absalom, with the help of Theophilus Msimangu.  
One character in this work writes, "it is not permissible to keep men unskilled for the sake of unskilled work" after receiving a letter from Washington Lefifi claiming, "how this club would be arranged without your participation, would be a mystery to many minds among us".  That character had earlier written a manuscript on native criminals, and his father observes his obsession with Abraham Lincoln when he visits his study after that character is shot and killed by the son of a priest from Ixopo.  That priest would come to Johannesburg to find his sister, Gertrude, and his son, Absalom, with the help of Theophilus Msimangu.  For 10 points—name this work about Stephen Kumalo, a novel by Alan Paton.
One character in this work writes, "it is not permissible to keep men unskilled for the sake of unskilled work" after receiving a letter from Washington Lefifi claiming, "how this club would be arranged without your participation, would be a mystery to many minds among us".  
{Cry}, the {Beloved Country}