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SMAAT Finance by Jane Isiaho
Many people run into multiple problems owing to their failure to manage their finances in a way that works for them. Invariably, the problems they cause themselves spill over to their performance and whether they are employees or business people, soon these problems begin to affect organizational performance. It is therefore in the interests of any organization that the people running it know and are able to manage their personal finances. This book goes beyond classroom knowledge to provide individuals with a practical model for financial independence. It seeks to demystify personal financial management by breaking it down to five simple steps in a model we term as SMAAT finance that any individual can apply with ease. This model helps individuals come up with practical ways of managing their personal finances in a manner that ensures they not only are able to live within their means, but also create surpluses within their current incomes for savings and investment. This model does not offer a ‘get-rich-quick’ miracle, but for sure promises a life of financial independence after careful application of the same.
Even Here by Ivy Gikonyo
They say experience is the best teacher. What a tragedy it is, that the saying applies to grief as well. Previously, I thought it was a word that describes the sadness that comes with the demise of a loved one. However, through experience, I know grief is unexplainable anguish that seems to have no end. It is not just one emotion. No. It is a bitter cocktail of them all.
Grief is not remembering what life was like before it and wondering whether there will ever be a semblance of that life in the future. Grief is asking God to show up but wondering whether He will and feeling guilty about the waning faith. Grief is untold loneliness, even with company – the kind that makes us feel like no one could ever understand us.
Ivy Gikonyo is a born-again Christian and an advocate of the High Court of Kenya. She holds a Master’s Degree in International Law from Oxford Brookes University, Oxford; a Postgraduate Diploma in Law from Kenya School of Law and a Bachelor’s degree in Law from Kenyatta University, Nairobi. If circumstances allowed, she would be a life-long student, never leaving school. In her spare time, she is a professional bathroom singer. She lives in Nairobi, Kenya.
"This book is courageous and honest, acknowledging that grief is a natural and appropriate response to loss that tears the soul and causes one to question God our maker, not unlike Job of Ur of the Chaldees. Ivy’s groundedness in her faith shines powerfully through and she lays out practical steps towards recovering from such loss."
- Wanjiku Mugane, Lawyer, Investment Banker & Entrepreneur
Still A Mum by Sheila Ajok Lubangakene
Akeyo and Mark are soul mates who struggle through a childless marriage for 15 years. Their marriage is filled with love, passion and prayer. Her patience and resilience keep her hopeful for a baby and their life as Akeyo sees it is perfect, until something shocking happens. She will soon learn just how her trust has been badly broken.
Choose To Forgive  by JoyHope Kang...
In choose to forgive you will learn that forgiveness runs the economy of the heart. Once you choose to, you will save the cost of losing friends. You will also save medical bills because maybe the physical illness which you have struggled with for years was caused by unforgiveness. You might be subjecting people around you to stress, paying your hospital bills, yet you have the cure within you. I challenge you to forgive and experience total liberation, gratitude, peace, wholeness and great health.
Beaten not Crushed by Pamela Babirukamu
When adversity comes falling like hailstorms, finding your grip to carry on can be an uphill task. It is also said that difficult experiences can leave deep, sometimes permanent wounds and visible scars. Most people will go through adversity feeling like victims and not victors. Yet , ironically , struggling through adversity pushes us to grow in ways that ultimately make us wiser and live more fulfilling lives. Pamela like, every person who has been through adversity, has asked the question, does God truly care? She questions his true existence; she questions her identity and femininity; and her purpose too! Pamela lived what she describes as a shielded childhood in the 80’s. She was rudely awoken by adversity upon adversity in a span of six years, just when she thought one was over, then another hit yet again. She lost her first job, experienced childlessness, failed fertility treatment, lost her brother, lost her 10-year marriage, lost property and went back to live with her parents at the age of 40. This story of how Pamela has bounced out of adversity and been restored into a place of purpose will inspire you. You will experience how God turned her messes into messages and gives her a platform to reach out to others!
Sculpted by Design by KEMIRIMO D. OKUJA
The book is the first volume of the History of Uganda from the Biblical perspective. Most of our early history is founded on mythology, folklore or evolution. In this book, you get to read the Bible as the life manual written by God for the reader, the dreamer, and the one on a quest to make meaning out of life. God did not merely throw words around and out came this world. Like the sculptor and engineer, He carefully and masterfully placed His Words in the universe as valuable trinkets. He unveiled over seven days, a most delightful and perfect maze, our world. This world includes Africa, it includes Uganda and all who live within its boundaries.
Petals of Emotions by Haggai Imbiaka
Petals of Emotions is a collection of 66 Christian poems that explore three major themes: God, Love, and Country. Under the three themes, the author battles with topics such as identity, death, addictions, and citizenship from an African perspective and hopes that it elicits thoughts and conversation on what it means to be a believer in the current century.
A Legacy of Prayer by Catherine Maina
parenting gives us great joy and can also be a source of great pain. through prayer, we can petition God for the lives of our children every day and deliberately commit their lives before the throne of God who loves and cares for them. life can be busy and sometimes we fail to pray for those we love and care the most–our children. God has not called us to be perfect parents but praying parents.
Harmony by James Peter Gitonga
In all human relationships, marriage and family stands out. It is the bedrock of the society founded by God. This book is founded on the principle that God made marriage and He intended for it to work. A successful marriage is built diligently on love and care. God created each person with a unique personality. In marriage, the understanding of each other’s personalities is critical. This book will help you find God’s guidance to critical questions regarding your temperaments and how to work them out as a couple. The book discusses temperaments from a psychological standpoint and also shares biblical principles on the same. May this book help you experience joy and fulfilment in your relationships, marriage and family.
James holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biblical Studies and Counselling Psychology from Pan Africa Christian University having specialized in pastoral and marriage/family care. James has also undertaken short courses in Narrative Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Therapy, Social-Recovery Therapy, Structural Family Therapy, Strength-Based Therapy, Relational-Culture Therapy, and Group Therapy among others. James also holds a higher diploma in Business Management from Kenya Institute of Management.
James is an accredited member of the Kenya Counselling Association and has been a marriage and family pastor for over 15 years. He is passionate about marriage and family and is actively involved in counselling individuals, groups, couples and families. He conducts workshops and training for pastors. James is an ordained minister with the Methodist Church in Kenya. Currently, he is the Bishop of Berean Christian Community Church located in Thika town, where he ministers together with his wife. He is also a co-director at DGTV (Dominion Generation Television) in charge of operations and strategic administration. He also hosts programs on family, parenting, marriage, pre-marital issues and teaching the true word of God
When I Said I Do
This is a story of endurance or less time to breath for ease for a young Christian couple who are leaders of a local church as Pastor and Lady Pastor of the Church. The young couple, Pastor Simphiwe Gambu and Nontle Madikizela met at church and made vows to each other, the Antagonist, Blessing Mthimkhulu, a daughter of the Apostle who has been raised with Christian values and principles has vowed to become the Pastor’s wife, and gives the couple no time to rest. Challenges emanates from inside the church, where there are satanists given authority by Lucifer to fight and destroy their marriage because of the dangerous prayers of the Pastor and his wife; while other women at church wants the Pastor to marry their daughters. Children from outside marriage also bring a strain to the already sinking marriage; Forces of darkness intensify the attacks as the warfare increases. The couple looses almost everything they had, Pastor Gambu is given an option to come out of their misery and poverty; an option of joining a Christian cult by prophesying through evil spirits and divination to increase his church members and to make money, leading people of God astray to satisfy his ambitions. will he take that option? Will their marriage survive these challenges?
