Nandipha Ntsaluba

Strength Nurturing God'S Talents Through Stewardship (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Parable articulated in Matthew 25, profiles the need to dig up the buried talents and maximise these, as a faithful steward. The book encapsulates the authors inner drive to pen events and thoughts that occupied her space. Focusing on Nandis dimple, which is Gods given trademark that must be protected and treasured, the book illuminates the authors thought processes. Well known to be a slow actor and mistakenly referred to as indecisive, she spends moments extracting the best out of every situation. Over years, she learnt the ability to transcend situations and rise to the best occasion. These thoughts have been packaged to unveil her physical, social and spiritual life, portraying her origins and how her upbringing has affected her professional and spiritual being. The views herein present the author as an individual, driven by her analytical skills, capturing Nandi the child, spiritual being, parent, the mentor and the mentored. The author belongs to a great clan of thinkers and cultural beings. She acknowledges military members who identified the talent and continually instructed her to put pen to paper. Finally, the ground breaking publication has revived the sleeping giant within the author and all that is there to say is that the pen is going to claim its power, more than ever!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris UK
• Seitenzahl: 86
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781499092936
• Artikelnr.: 52433812

Autorenporträt

Advocate Nandipha Ntsaluba born in Tsomo , Tsojana as a first born in a family of five, a family which is a microcosm of a bigger heritage of Wilson Ntsaluba, whose core had 22 siblings and she is the tenth in the list. She studied in Upper Gqogqorha , under the principalship of her father Ndyebo, Sylvester Eadridge Ntsaluba, the youngest son of the aforementioned cited family tree member. She then proceeded to Clarkebury High School in Engcobo, a Methodist institution, to pursue her JC and finished her matric at St Johns College, Umtata, an Anglican institution. She further enrolled for Bachelor of Science at The University of Transkei, and later enrolled for the post graduate diploma in education,which landed her at Nyanga Senior Secondary School where she commenced as a Maths and Science Teacher, at the age of twenty one. The placement was at the instruction of my dad who wanted that she teaches and guides the careers of the siblings who were enrolled at Nyanga at the time.