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Last year in mid December, me and mine plus my lovely helper were on our way to visit my sister along Ngong Rd. I was to drop them off, head for a short meeting and come back to my sister’s place. Little did we know, our plans were about to change before they got better....
A SERMON TITLE: Kenya National Anthem – A Prayer for Kenya TEXT: Jeremiah 29:1-14, 1 Peter 2:11-16, Kenya National Anthem
To the best of my memory the very first time I was ever asked to speak without notes on a subject was in high school during the inter-house music and drama festival. The scheduled speaker grew cold feet and I was asked to speak, I forget the subject but am pretty sure I still have...
In June this year (2017) I had the privilege to meet Uncle Moody Awori the 9th Vice President of the Republic of Kenya. I was so excited for the meeting, I was literally falling all over myself. I had written my first book (Kenya National Anthem Devotional) and was now in the stage of seeking...
Welcome to the #18daychallenge movement. This is a movement committed to take 18 days to pray for Kenya in the words of the Kenya National Anthem using the KENYA NATIONAL ANTHEM DEVOTIONAL. I know what you are thinking, the Anthem has 18 lines? Yes, it does. 18 lines to one of the most well thought,...
Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established. Proverbs 16:3 On Saturday 8th July 2017 at Daystar University, Nairobi Campus surrounded by friends and family and only by the grace of God my first book (self published) KENYA NATIONAL ANTHEM, DEVOTIONAL was launched. aririririririririririri aririririririririri ariririririririri ariririririririririri (ululations, I am a girl...
It takes a village to raise a child my people say. And I dare say that it takes a village to write and publish a book. I had a few favorite teachers in graduate school. One of them is Prof. Mark Shaw. He is man of wisdom and calmness, I enjoyed the one class he...
My full name is Joyce Wanjiku Mwangi. I am named after my maternal grandmother the late Sarah Wanjiku Kuria may she continue to rest in peace. I wish she was still alive to see this project unfold. I wish she was here to witness the book launch in a few hours time… I wish, I...