Elyvanie Mukangoga

The Power of Forgiveness (eBook, ePUB)

One Woman's Story of Narrow Escape from The Rwanda Genocide of 1994 against Tutsi, Domestic Violence in America and Epic Redemption

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Be Empowered by Forgiveness

This book is about a beautiful, enriching, breathtaking, and resilient true-life story of Elyvanie Mukangoga.

After suffering and losing so much, she encountered a voice of God, which told her to forgive in order to be worthy of living. When she heard that voice, she asked, "Forgive what?" Then her past life played in her mind like a movie preview, showing her the murders of her parents and family in 1994 genocide, her battered life experience, and injustice done to her as she pursued a higher education at Loma Linda University.

Quickly, she took a pen and began to write what God began to talk to her and received a revelation to steps of forgiveness concerning her life experiences. Right at that moment, she was inspired by a song of forgiveness which she recorded later on. In this book, Elyvanie Mukangoga is a voice of inspiration to so many who have suffered loss, anxiety, depression, fear, and mental health by teaching, empowering, encouraging, motivating, and inspiring them to receive healing, restoration, and recovering through her God-given steps of forgiveness. At the end of this book, you will never be the same again.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Trilogy Christian Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 152
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781640889927
• Artikelnr.: 63150700

Autorenporträt

Elyvanie Mukangoga is a licensed vocational nurse, a recording artist of The Power of Forgiveness CD songs, and a mother of three, living happily in California. But her life wasn't always so thriving. She escaped and survived the Rwanda genocide of 1994 against Tutsi, in whichher family was practically wiped out. Leaving Rwanda for the United States thirty years ago at the age of twenty-one, she hoped to return and unite with her family again. Unfortunately, she walked straight into a marriage fraught with domestic violence, rape, and daily emotional battery and was never able to return to Rwanda and see her parents again. The fractures in her mind and body were further compounded by church leaders who caused her to believe that "divorce was a sin." Her story of forgiveness against those who wronged her is epic, making this a book you just can't put down.