When Half the Sky Falls. How the Subjugation of Women is Holding Africa Back

von Charity Ndudikwa-Egbeson

206 Seiten, Taschenbuch

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The below is Blurb for when half the sky falls.When Half the Sky Falls is a bold and prophetic call to awaken a continent. With piercing clarity and deep compassion, Charity Ndudikwa-Egbeson confronts the centuries-old subjugation of African women-rooted in culture, colonial legacy, and religious distortion-and exposes its devastating cost to families, churches, and nations.Drawing on Scripture, history, and lived experience, this book challenges spiritual and societal leaders to re-examine how women are treated-not as subordinates, but as co-labourers in God's divine design. More than a critique, it is a vision of restoration: a call to righteous authority, healed communities, and an Africa able to rise in her full strength.This is not merely a women's issue.It is a human issue.A justice issue.A Kingdom issue.Until Africa honor's all her daughters, she will never rise into her true destiny.Charity Ndudikwa-Egbeson is a seasoned nurse, certified coach, and passionate Christian leader with over 30 years of experience in healthcare and women's ministry. She is a graduate of King's College Hospital London, Sussex University, and City University London, and is a Specialist Community Practitioner in Health Visiting as well as a Paediatric Nurse. She currently serves as a Community Complex Care Nurse in the United Kingdom.Charity is the founder of Christian Women Liberty Ministries and the anchor of the Christian Women Liberty Centre, where she empowers women to rise in faith, freedom, and purpose. Her work extends globally through her ministry on Faith World TV, where she shares messages of healing, justice, and restoration with audiences across nations.

• Themen: Gesellschaft und Sozialwissenschaften Gesellschaft und Kultur, allgemein
• ISBN: 9781919457949
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 04.05.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Charity Ndudikwa-Egbeson