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The Leader in the Footsteps of Christ
The Leader in the Footsteps of Christ is a sacred invitation to walk the path of servant leadership - not with titles but with tears, not with applause,but with obedience. This book will motivate the reader to follow Christ's footprints across the terrain of sacrifice. Humility and eternal impact. Come, read, lead.
Augustinian Friendship by Fred Wekesa
Discover what kind of friend are you and what kind of friends you have.
At the beginning chapters in this book, a summarized biography on Saint Augustine, his works and some spiritual heritages have been discussed. The most important being his understanding on friendship. However, an overview of friendship also from other points of views has been briefly looked at like biblical, philosophical and cultural understanding on friendship.
The concept of friendship exists in all cultures but with different variations on how it is exercised and the levels of friendships. According to Augustine’s experiences, friends can be seen in three basic frameworks which are public, social and intimate friendship. Majority of friends are on the public level because interactions during events are non-stop in life.
Augustine redefined friendship by using ciceronian terms such as agreement of things divine and human with mutual goodwill and love as depicting true friendship. Friendship is one of the methods that Augustine used to evangelize and win converts.
Friendship is needed in all aspects of our lives as discussed in the previous chapters. It is an essential means to form a community and also to live in the community. However, there are challenges in living this friendship but through reconciliation and forgiveness, one has to bear the burden of one another because a burden shared is lighter when carried.
In the Modern days, majority of people prefer Hybrid friendship that is both offline and online friendships. However, online friendship should be taken as a means to meet face to face and not as never to meet.
Finally, having Friends of St. Augustine in our Augustinian parish communities and other parishes is basically a living testimony of Augustinian spiritualities. By establishing Friends of Saint Augustine groups in different parishes, that will create a way or a bridge or a plate in which Augustinians are able to share their Spiritual richness with Christian faithful alongside preaching or giving retreats hence living community life. Friendship breaks all barriers to construct a ladder of sharing, communion life, love, peace and above all fraternal life towards God.
PURPOSE FOR IMPACT: Discovering and L...
You are not meant for mere survival - your life was designed for something greater! Purpose for Impact is a transformative guide that helps you move from success to significance. Blending personal stories, timeless wisdom, and practical reflection tools, this book empowers you to discover your WHY, align your values with your calling, and live a life that outlasts you. Whether you’re a leader, professional, or seeker of deeper meaning, it invites you to live with purpose and create a legacy that truly matters.
Biology Today Learner’s Book Gr...
Oxford Biology Today is a series specially written to provide practical experiences that support the acquisition of skills for Competency-Based Education. Books in the series have a wide range of activities that learners will find exciting and motivating.
The activities are aimed at the acquisition and appreciation of the core competencies, values, and Pertinent and Contemporary Issues (PCIs).
Oxford Biology Today, Learner’s Book Grade 10:
- It is written in simple language that makes it easy for the learners to understand the concepts.
- Contains well-designed activities and thought-provoking questions that prompt learners to think about real-life issues and find solutions to problems.
- Has full-colour pictures that work closely together, offering excellent language and conceptual support.
- Develops knowledge and practical skills that are essential at school and in the community.
- Includes assessments at the end of each sub-strand that give the learners an opportunity to test their understanding of the concepts covered in each topic.
A Teacher’s Guide is available for this Learner’s Book.
Oxford, your companion for success!
Provision Vs Presence, from bread win...
DIAGNOSING YOUR HEART
The heart is the centre of every human and divine activity. Anything you do without the heart is devoid of substance. The heart is what gives your service, your life, your prayer and your devotion, and even your worship weight. James says ‘The earnest (heartfelt, continued) prayer of a righteous man makes tremendous power available [dynamic in its working]. (James 5.16). God is not interested in anything you give without the substance your heart. Consequently, any activity, spiritual or physical, will lack eternal impact if it done without the heart because God has set eternity in the hearts of men, not in ideas, activities or plans. David found the secret! While God has been known to reject sacrifices, money, prayers, talent, and even worship offered to Him, David found that there is one thing God cannot reject, one thing He cannot despise- a heart, a certain kind of heart, a broken heart and a contrite spirit. On the other hand, the heart is deceptive, and beyond cure. Your heart is so cunning that it can deceive you, its very owner. It takes God’s searching eye to know the true content of your heart and the closer you get to God, the clearer your heart becomes.
This book is a manual that explores different conditions of the heart, both positive and negative and reveals how to condition your heart before the Lord. One who deals with their heart, and offers their heart to God for searching, is certainly assured of God’s habitation. In Ephesians 3.17, Paul prays that Christ may dwell in our hearts through faith. Conditioning our hearts, therefore, preparing a dwelling place for God.
My Name is Life
The Work life: A guide to growing, th...
In the Quest of Knowledge: A biograph...
From the blue sky of Nairobi to the lecture halls of Cardiff, from the counter of a small pharmacy to the wide horizons of travel and family - Vibha’s journey was extraordinary.
She was a daughter, a sister, a wife, a mother, and above all, a quiet force of resilience and grace. In this moving biography, her husband Dinesh opens the door to their world: the letters of longing, the laughter of student days, the devotion of building a life together, and the
courage with which Vibha faced her final chapter.
Through his words, she lives again - brilliant in spirit, boundless in compassion, impossible to forget. Part love story, part legacy, this book is a testament to how one woman’s light can continue to guide others long after she is gone.
The Science of Meditation: The expert...
Meditation is fascinating, but often it feels elusive. How can simple exercises change your mental state? How can focusing your breathing lead to changes in your personality? For the first time, Harvard collaborators Daniel Goleman and Richard Davidson share the science behind the practice.
Drawing on cutting edge research and sweeping away common misconceptions, they show how to improve your technique, how smart practice can cultivate selflessness, equanimity, love and compassion, and even redesign our neural circuitry.
Whether you're a beginner or have meditated for years, bring mindfulness and meditation into your life with an essential read for the world we live in now.
Hungry Ghosts: Winner of the 2024 Wal...
The WHYS – Questions Frequently...
- The Whys: Questions Frequently Asked by Teens and Preteens is a thoughtful guide that tackles the real and often unspoken questions young people struggle with as they grow. Written in a simple, relatable style, the book provides clear answers, practical advice, and encouragement to help teens and preteens navigate life, relationships, faith, and self-discovery.
Education First!: From Martin Luther ...
This scholarly yet highly accessible volume by two renowned experts shows why education is under threat, and what should be done to counter this. The authors mobilise a fascinating array of compelling historical and current evidence, which demonstrates the centrality of education to the creation of flourishing societies and show the dire consequences of its neglect. Anyone interested in education and development should read this book.” – Professor Ian Goldin, University of Oxford.