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In this book the Author inspires the reader to take action, as she emphasizes that every individual regardless of age or status, has the power to make a difference. With, unwavering determination this book serves as a rallying cry for men and women to arise and change the trajectory of their lives, their families, their marriages, their churches and their nations.

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In this book the Author inspires the reader to take action, as she emphasizes that every individual regardless of age or status, has the power to make a difference. With, unwavering determination this book serves as a rallying cry for men and women to arise and change the trajectory of their lives, their families, their marriages, their churches and their nations.

 

Who Should Read No One Is Too Small To Make A Difference?

Those who have been hidden and have been contending for a longtime in a spiritual wilderness.

Those individuals who have been waiting for the manifestation of a God-given dream or Vision.

Those individuals who God has called and feel they have been hidden in the womb of the spirit.

Those individuals seeking to understand the role and effect of transformation in their lives.

Young individuals or youth activists seeking to inspire and change their families, schools and their generation.

Adults seeking to understand what is holding them back from their true potential.

Those individuals seeking to understand how and why transformation occurs.

For Faith Based Organisations to know the importance of valuing their members regardless of social status, Level of education or material success and treat each member as a valued resource to serve their ministry, purpose and their calling.

  1. For educators who can use it for one on one training, in groups and in structured programs.
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