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Conceive, Achieve for Teens – Adnah McKenna
Adnah McKenna’s writing explores the moment God calls us and the reasons we sometimes hesitate to say yes. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, her upcoming book draws from the biblical story of Moses and her personal journey to help readers identify what holds them back, embrace their God-given calling, and recognise how one…
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Who Are You And Where Do You Belong? – Margaret Cheruiyot
Margaret Cheruiyot’s writing explores identity, self-worth, faith, and purpose among teenagers. Her upcoming book, My True Identity in Christ, developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, encourages young people to look beyond comparison, peer pressure, mistakes, and circumstances to discover their true identity and God-given purpose in Christ.
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Your Yes Could Change Everything: Jackline Ingasian on Surrendering to God
Jackline Ingasian’s writing explores the calling, courage, and responsibility of women who surrender their gifts and lives to God. Her upcoming book, *In Her Hands: What God Does With a Woman Who Says Yes*, developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, encourages women in ministry to overcome self-doubt, embrace their God-given assignments, and confidently use…
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What Happens When You Dare to See Beyond Today? Bishop Daniel Matheka on Vision and Purpose
Bishop Daniel Matheka’s Vision: The Heart of a Leader explores the vital role of vision in effective leadership and organisational success. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, the book draws from biblical principles and his extensive leadership experience to encourage leaders and their teams to understand God-given vision, embrace it together, and work faithfully…
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You Cannot Heal While Holding On: Miriam Mwene on the Freedom of Forgiveness
Miriam Mwene’s Forgiveness Heals You explores the pain of being hurt and the freedom that comes through choosing forgiveness. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, the book encourages readers to release the weight of emotional wounds and embrace forgiveness as a journey towards healing, peace, and freedom.
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You Can Heal From What Hurt You: Elizabeth Ogweno on Overcoming Bullying
Inspired by a personal journey of overcoming bullying through God’s grace, this upcoming book explores the effects of bullying and the journey towards healing. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, it seeks to encourage those affected by bullying to find hope, healing, and restoration while raising awareness of its impact.
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Life May Take an Unexpected Turn, but Hope Is Not Lost: Florence Makosi on Healing and Restoration
Florence Makosi explores themes of family, identity, hidden truths, healing, forgiveness, resilience, and faith. Her upcoming book, The Learning Curve: The Lessons We Never Expected to Learn, developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, follows an ordinary family transformed by the discovery of a hidden family secret, encouraging readers to find hope, pursue healing, and…
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You Are Never Too Young to Know Who You Are in God: Valerian Vanessa Kisambira on Identity for Young People
Valerian Vanessa Kisambira Nandujja’s upcoming Young Adult fiction follows Charlie, a teenager navigating identity, emotions, mistakes, and the search for acceptance. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, the story draws from Valerian’s own youthful experiences and encourages teenagers to discover their worth in Christ, build a personal relationship with God, and recognise that they…
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The Wisdom We Inherit Can Outlive Us: Stella Kimani on Preserving a Mother’s Legacy
Stella Kimani’s upcoming book preserves the wisdom and life lessons she received from her late mother, creating a legacy that can be passed on to future generations. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, the book reflects Stella’s desire to honour her mother’s memory while sharing the lessons she believes the Holy Spirit has highlighted…
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Do Not Let Your Story Die With You: Rosemary Rop on Her Father’s Legacy
Rosemary Rop’s upcoming biography preserves the life and legacy of her father, Ambassador Ernest Cheruiyot arap Lang’at, through an honest account of his faith, service, leadership, and stewardship. Developed during CLC Kenya’s Onyx Writing Class, the book fulfils her father’s request that his story be told truthfully, preserving lessons from his life for generations to…