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This time tomorrow / Dr. Jackie Kado.

By: Material type: TextTextDescription: xv, 100 pages ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9789914353785
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 248.86 KAD
Summary: A deeply personal Christian memoir and spiritual guide exploring the unexpected shattering of a life and the subsequent journey through loss, grief, illness, and identity crisis. Dr. Jackie Kado chronicles her path toward healing, the slow rediscovery of meaning, and the quiet rebuilding of a surrendered life through unreserved faith. Combining contemplative reflection, strategic leadership principles, and scriptural insights, the book offers a framework for navigating pain, transition, and seasons of waiting by trusting in divine purpose when the future feels entirely unclear.
List(s) this item appears in: KWAMBOKA KNB MAY 2026
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Books Books Preservation, Conservation & Publication Legal Deposit 248.86 KAD (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available B236885
Books Books Preservation, Conservation & Publication Legal Deposit 248.86 KAD (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available B236884

A deeply personal Christian memoir and spiritual guide exploring the unexpected shattering of a life and the subsequent journey through loss, grief, illness, and identity crisis. Dr. Jackie Kado chronicles her path toward healing, the slow rediscovery of meaning, and the quiet rebuilding of a surrendered life through unreserved faith. Combining contemplative reflection, strategic leadership principles, and scriptural insights, the book offers a framework for navigating pain, transition, and seasons of waiting by trusting in divine purpose when the future feels entirely unclear.

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