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From the Shallows to the River- A Cal...
What happens when a forgotten dream and an ancient prophecy collide?
From the Shallows to the River is a reflective, Scripture-rooted discourse that weaves a vivid personal dream with Ezekiel’s vision of the life-giving river and Jesus’ letters to the seven churches in Revelation. Written in a human, pastoral tone, this work explores the quiet crisis of spiritual stagnation—busy churches without life, beautiful structures without fruit, growing crowds without discernment.
More than critique, it is a call: to leave shallow waters, to trust the depths of God’s Spirit, and to become living channels through which healing, truth, and harvest can flow.
This is not a message of condemnation—but an invitation to swim.
The Sons Who Learned to Stand-A Tale ...
In the heart of Nairobi, where estates are loud with trends, jokes, and endless distractions, a group of boys begins to forget what it truly means to grow into strong and honourable young men.
Brayo and his friends spend their days laughing, copying whatever is popular, and avoiding responsibility — until one evening, a strange hyena appears.
The hyena laughs at them.
Not because they are young…
But because they are refusing to grow.
With the gentle guidance of Babu Linani, the boys are introduced to the forgotten ways of dignity, courage, self-control, and responsibility. Through simple challenges and deep self-discovery, they begin a journey that will change how they see themselves forever.
This is a powerful and timely tale for every boy growing up in the modern city — a story that calls sons back to strength, honour, and purpose.
The Sons Who Learned to Stand is a moving reminder that real masculinity is not in noise or cruelty, but in discipline, clarity, and the courage to do what is right.
The Unfortunate Tale of EVINGA & ...
In the quiet village of Ebwali, children knew the rules of the land…
Do your chores.
Return before dusk.
Never wander near Luanda rocks.
But Evinga was not like the others.
She laughed at warnings.
She loved adventure.
She believed nothing could happen to her.
Until one evening, deep in the bush, a beast called Linani awakened…
And Mama Evinga’s cries would echo through the night forever:
“Evinga E-vinga… Evinga mwana wange ..Evinga ....Linani…”
A chilling folktale of obedience, wisdom, and the dangers that hide beyond forbidden paths.
How to Love a prodigal Wife
Hatimaye Coffee Table Book
This coffee table book features stunning photography, personal narratives, and critical legal perspectives that document our community's journey and brings together powerful voices from Kenya's artistic and legal communities to illuminate the lived realities of the law on queer bodies, minds, and souls.
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Finally Sweet 16 by Tabitha Kanini an...
The sixteenth birthday is huge in any girl’s life! Sweet indeed. Blooming and blossoming are fitting words to describe the following years. So, how do you prepare your daughter, sister, niece, granddaughter…? Here’s a worthy gift to surprise the precious girl! A total of 16 reflections and a loaded Bible study guide at the back is the investment you will grateful for. Look no further.
Ameru Names
A BOY’S WORLD by Otieno Onyando
Making the transition from primary school to high school should be smooth sailing, right? For Ricky Ogutu, a perennial achiever, it seems like the natural next step. Armed with promises, expectations, and a carefully maintained image of success, he steps into what he believes will be a fresh and exciting chapter.
However, not long after orientation week, he begins to realize that the high school life he was sold bears little resemblance to the one unfolding before him—a living nightmare.
Caught between strict teachers, indifferent classmates, a tyrannical prefects’ system and a rigid social hierarchy, Ricky finds himself at odds with almost everything his new reality has to offer. Whether he means it or not, his reluctance to bend sets him on a collision course with a system that demands nothing short of absolute obedience from a form one.
SILENT STRENGTH OF A DAD by ABIGAEL A...
Silent Strength of a Dad is a gentle, emotionally rich celebration of fatherhood of the quiet sacrifices, unspoken lessons, and steady love that shape a child’s world.
Through warm storytelling and heartfelt reflections, this book explores the impact of a father who may not always speak loudly, but whose presence is powerful in every moment.
The book paints the portrait of a dad who leads not with many words, but with actions lifting little ones onto his shoulders, walking beside them with patience, and offering comfort through the kind of love that doesn’t need fanfare. It reminds readers that strength is not always shown through toughness; sometimes it is shown through listening, protecting, teaching, and simply showing up.
With themes of devotion, resilience, and family connection, Silent Strength of a Dad captures:
The meaningful routines that build trust
The quiet moments that creates lifelong memories
The emotional courage behind fatherly guidance
The unspoken bond between a dad and his children
Perfect as a Father’s Day gift, family keepsake, or inspirational read, this book honors the everyday heroes who carry the world on their shoulders and still make room for their children to ride along.
False Light: Discerning The Shadows o...
Synopsis
In a world saturated with deception, False Light: Discerning the Shadows of Our Time uncovers the hidden battle for truth. Many unknowingly walk in false illumination, embracing philosophies, spiritual shortcuts, and ideologies that appear enlightening—yet lead further into darkness.
- Through biblical discernment and piercing wisdom, this book exposes how the enemy masquerades as light, twisting truth and leading souls astray. It explores the spiritual war behind false doctrines, the deceptive allure of lawlessness, and the urgent call to wake up, stand firm, and anchor in unshakable truth. 🔹Why does Satan deceive humanity so subtly? 🔹How can believers guard against the spirit of deception? 🔹What does biblical discernment reveal about the enemy’s tactics?
ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SYSTEM: PRINCIPLES ...
The Islamic financial system operates on Shari'ah principles, prohibiting interest (Riba), excessive uncertainty (Gharar), and gambling (Maysir) while promoting risk-sharing, asset-backed transactions, and ethical, socially responsible investing. Operations involve profit-and-loss sharing (Mudharabah/Musharakah), trade-based financing (Murabahah), and leasing (Ijarah), focusing on economic justice and real economic activities.
Corridors of Silence
Recipes and Hospitality With Clara
Practical, Adaptable, Faith-Filled Cooking for Every Home
In Recipes and Hospitality with Clara, you’ll discover a heart-warming collection of wholesome recipes designed for real-life kitchens—whether you cook on a stovetop, charcoal jiko, or in a traditional oven.
From soft chapatis and stovetop cakes to skillet pizzas and everyday meals, these recipes are budget-friendly, flexible, and easy to follow, with oven-free methods included for nearly every dish.
Rooted in Clara’s personal journey of homemaking and biblical hospitality, this cookbook invites you to serve, share, and celebrate the joy of food—without complicated tools or intimidating techniques.
No pressure. No perfection.
Just nourishing food prepared with love, creativity, and purpose.
Spiral-bound for ease of use in the kitchen—designed to stay open as you cook.
NOBLE WEALTH -ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONA...
Wealth has always occupied a central place in human civilization. It shapes societies, influences moral choices, and determines how resources are distributed among individuals and nations. Yet wealth, in itself, is multifaceted; it is the values, intentions, and systems governing its creation and use that give it meaning. This book is an exploration of this distinction.
The weight of Almost by Omulepu Makarani
- Synopsis — The Weight of Almost The Weight of Almost is an introspective and emotionally resonant exploration of identity, expectation, and the silent battles carried within the human heart. At its center is Akabake, a deeply reflective character whose life unfolds beneath the quiet pressure of perfectionism and the persistent feeling of being nearly—but never entirely—enough. Through Akabake’s journey, the narrative examines the subtle ways upbringing, societal standards, and environmental influences shape one’s sense of self. Haunted by the long shadow of unmet childhood dreams and the burden of always striving toward an undefined ideal, Akabake navigates a world that praises achievement yet often overlooks emotional truth. Each chapter reveals the weight of “almost”: almost understood, almost accepted, almost fulfilled. Blending philosophical reflection with intimate storytelling, the novel invites readers into a thoughtful meditation on regret, self-awareness, and the universal desire to belong. As Akabake confronts internal contradictions and long-held fears, the story becomes a mirror for readers who have wrestled with self-doubt, perfectionism, and the quiet loneliness of feeling out of place. Ultimately, The Weight of Almost is not merely a story of struggle, but of recognition and acceptance. It offers a gentle yet powerful reminder that individuality is not a flaw to be corrected but a truth to be embraced. With its reflective tone and character-driven depth, the book speaks to young adults and mature readers alike, resonating with anyone who has ever felt caught between who they are and who they believe they must become.
Drifted To Survive by Tatenda Cather...
Title: Drifted to Survive
Genre: Contemporary Fiction
Themes:
Grief and Healing: The journey through loss and the importance of remembrance.
Courage and Resilience: The strength found in facing adversity and the bonds formed in survival.
Community and Connection: The power of coming together in times of crisis and the importance of family.
The Last Train Home by Tatenda Cather...
Synopsis
The Last Train Home follows Khayelihle, a young Zimbabwean man returning from abroad, as he boards a cross‑country train that will take him back to the family and homeland he left behind. Haunted by memories of his late father—a railway worker whose legacy looms over him—Khaye grapples with the tension between honouring his family’s expectations and pursuing his own dreams.
As the train winds through the landscapes of Zimbabwe, each stop reconnects Khaye with the places that shaped him: the sacred hills of Matobo, the bustling streets of Harare, and the quiet corners of his childhood home. Through heartfelt conversations with fellow passengers, he begins to see reflections of his own struggles—stories of sacrifice, resilience, and the enduring pull of family ties.
Back home, Khaye confronts unresolved conflicts with his family, who worry that his ambitions to support local artisans through a new business venture stray too far from the stability his father valued. Through these tensions, he discovers that honouring legacy does not mean repeating the past, but building upon it.
As he rekindles bonds with loved ones—through storytelling nights, shared meals, and visits to the local train station—Khaye finds clarity. He embraces a new purpose: to root his dreams in the values passed down to him and to guide future generations through mentorship and community work.
Ultimately, The Last Train Home is a story about identity, belonging, and the invisible threads that tie us to our heritage. Through Khaye’s journey, the novel explores how the past shapes the future and how family—despite distance, time, or conflict—remains the compass that points us home.