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Godliness and Contentment / Nyauma Mokaya

By: Material type: TextTextDescription: 167 pages ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 9789914978834
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 828.99676203 MOK
Summary: Godliness and Contentment is a heartfelt story of faith, resilience, and the transformative power of moral integrity, set in the vibrant village of Kabuyata. It follows Omwoba, a young man navigating the challenges of life, the weight of loss, and the pursuit of purpose. Through his journey, the novel explores the deep connection between spiritual devotion and true contentment, showing that fulfillment comes not from wealth or recognition, but from living a principled and compassionate life. The narrative brings readers into the heart of village life, where daily routines, communal labor, and cultural traditions blend seamlessly with moments of joy and sorrow. Omwoba experiences the pain of losing a dear friend, the struggle of reconciling past mistakes, and the responsibility of caring for loved ones. These trials shape his character, teaching him the value of forgiveness, humility, and moral courage.
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Godliness and Contentment is a heartfelt story of faith, resilience, and the transformative power of moral integrity, set in the vibrant village of Kabuyata. It follows Omwoba, a young man navigating the challenges of life, the weight of loss, and the pursuit of purpose. Through his journey, the novel explores the deep connection between spiritual devotion and true contentment, showing that fulfillment comes not from wealth or recognition, but from living a principled and compassionate life.
The narrative brings readers into the heart of village life, where daily routines, communal labor, and cultural traditions blend seamlessly with moments of joy and sorrow. Omwoba experiences the pain of losing a dear friend, the struggle of reconciling past mistakes, and the responsibility of caring for loved ones. These trials shape his character, teaching him the value of forgiveness, humility, and moral courage.

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