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This autobiography traces the life of the author from the cradle to where she is today: a long serving teacher of English and Literature, Counselling Psychologist, Trainer of Trainers, Mediator, an accomplished author and a Public Speaker. It captures many challenges that she experienced in every stage of her life, some of which threatened the very existence of her life, her ambition, her profession, her marriage and family. Fortunately, she is able to conquer all these challenges and emerge victorious.
Facing Mountains
Jacqueline Asiimwe invites us on a journey of heart and spirit in the soulful embrace of East Africa's towering peaks. Facing Mountains is a lyrical narrative where the grandeur of Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Rwenzori mirrors the profound challenges of life. With grace and wit, Jacqueline weaves tales of her personal struggles and victories, revealing that every step, every stumble, and every climb is a testament to the human spirit's resilience. This is not just a story of summits reached, but of the courage found along the way.
Join Jacqueline as she dances with the mountains and discovers the strength within. Let her words inspire you to rise, to climb, and to face your own mountains with unwavering hope.
Cry The Beloved Children
In the shadow of cruelty and despair, the indomitable spirit of five siblings shines through in this gripping true story. ‘Cry The Beloved Children’ takes you on an unforgettable journey through the depths of their hardship, the power of their resilience, and most importantly, their determination to overcome their lingering challenges through faith in God.
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Navigating the aftermath of a divorce at any age can feel like confronting an insurmountable peak, especially when you find yourself facing this challenge at 57. Resilient Rebirth: A Man’s Account of a Devastating Inter-Ratial Divorce” is your companion and guide through these uncharted territories. Crafted with empathy, wisdom and deep understanding of the unique hurdles you face, this book offers a beacon of hope and practical advice for rediscovering your purpose, passion, and joy.
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For 10+ years this Kenyan author has been working with leaders from all over the world, as their leadership & wellbeing coach. Cece hears alot of people’s stories & where relevant she shares her own stories of past triumph & tragedy.
This book covers her life till now - stories & lessons learned. So come on a journey with the author- from being born & raised in the rollercoaster city of Nairobi, to the pros & cons of Kenya’s 8-4-4 education system. Through the ups and downs of being an immigrant in Australia. The single life, the married life, getting jobs, losing jobs, starting a business. The births and deaths experienced, the paradox of parenting - all of it. And of course, the author’s global adventures in search of wellbeing and self love.
Life is a grand adventure. The author hopes that reading hers will inspire you.
PROGRESSIVE INFILTRATION OF IDOLATRY ...
CHURCH TRANSFORMATION THROUGH TURBULE...
DARING: The story of a girl who dared...
It's a memoir touching on the first 25 years of her life. Rehema Kiteto is currently serving as an Assistant County Commissioner in Bomet Central Sub County Headquarters.
She is a passionate social worker, a public speaker and mentor to teenagers and youths across the country.
There are many things that life has taught her. Key among them being to be strong and resilient is her choice. Her imperfections are her perfection. They all knit together to create the perfect being that she has always strived to become.
When she got the job at the age of 24, many claimed it was not based on merit. Is that true?
DARING: The story of a girl who dared...
It's a memoir touching on the first 25 years of her life. Rehema Kiteto is currently serving as an Assistant County Commissioner in Bomet Central Sub County Headquarters.
She is a passionate social worker, a public speaker and mentor to teenagers and youths across the country.
There are many things that life has taught her. Key among them being to be strong and resilient is her choice. Her imperfections are her perfection.
They all knit together to create the perfect being that she has always strived to become.
When she got the job at the age of 24, many claimed it was not based on merit. Is that true?
A Diary of a Called Woman
A diary of a called woman's a memoir of Prophetess Khanyo Ndlela, it is her journey to receive healing and heeding the call of God on her life. In this book Prophetess Ndlela narrates her upbringing and the challenges she faced growing up,which led to her change of character and behavior. She shares how it was to grow up in a home where there was gender-based violence,a home that seemed Christianly with Christian background and principles yet a home of tears and no hope for the future. She opens the doors of her heart and let us in on deep secrets from her past that she could not share with anyone.she also narrates how she was repeatedly raped with no mercy by a tongue speaking,fire spitting man of God in her home with no one to talk to. She further shares how spirits of bondages can binda person from one generation to the next if they are not dealt with properly and broken from our families.
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The untold life the most courageous colonial clan leader and chief of his times.
Plague snatched him his parents and siblings but helped him find the cure.
The only difficult friend father Banados of "rung'uri" Riara Mission encountered. The first Kenyan if not African a Bishop traveled long distance to baptise while already interred .
