• Yes I Do (Vol. 1): Bone of my Bone – Discovering Your Soul Mate

    “YES I DO” Volume I presents comprehensive teachings, sound pieces of information, advice and safety precautions. The pitfalls in establishing marital relationships have been discussed; exposing fraudsters in the system.

    It does not only seek to build the spirituality of readers through the scriptures provided but also make a compelling case for them to develop their life and employable skills as a means of raising their personal values and improving their chances of getting a higher calibre of suitors.

    The unmarried, are mentored and fully equipped with practical ways to market themselves, to search and to connect with the opposite sex. The expected outcome is that readers will know what to look out for and how to look for it in a would-be partner.

    How to engage in effective Christian courtship that will lead to a fulfilling Christian marriage has also been dealt with in great detail – with the introduction of the “Soul mate session” an exciting courtship spiritual workshop to be held by partners.

    It gives insights about common sources of conflict in marriages to forewarn and forearm readers and also suggests ways to forestall some of them during the search for suitors.

    Common questions that bother young Christians have also been answered and illustrations given.

    The basic teachings of the Catholic Church relating to marriage and divorce have also been discussed so that aspirants to the Christian marriage will know exactly what they are getting into.

    It is recommended for all those involved in the formation of the youth; at home church or institutions.

  • Yes I Do (Vol. 2): Living Happily Ever After

    YES I DO Volume II is about building a healthy Christian family which has to be anchored on Christ and on an equally healthy marriage. What a healthy family is and its benefits to members are outlined in this book.

    A novel concept called “THE MYSTICAL TRIPOD” which represents three basic factors (oneness or unity, mutual love and mutual respect) required to sustain Christian marriages has been introduced and used to discuss four major topics which are critical for blissful marriages.

    “Interpersonal relationships” – This tackles how Christian couples can understand and relate to each other as they live together.

    “Managing Family Resources”: This discusses in great detail how family material resources should be jointly owned and shared to ensure optimum use to promote understanding and to eliminate stress.

    “Responsibilities and Roles of Spouses and Children”: The book teaches that with the application of the “Mystical Tripod” the responsibilities should be as mandated by the Holy Scriptures and should make the spouses compete to outdo each other in serving the interest of the family.

    “Sex, Child Bearing and Christian Parenting”: Sex is projected as very central to marriage from the scripture; the details are therefore discussed and mutual support in raising children is encouraged. The principles for effective Christian parenting and step-parenting are also outlined.

     

  • Appetite for Wealth: Taste of Fulfillment

    Recently I have observed with amazement the rate at which today’s youth have made money the reason for their existence. Greed, envy, jealousy, anger and pain have engulfed the world as a result of money. Society no longer cares about how people make their money. Honesty and integrity are thrown to the dogs. In these difficult times, the desire for personal fulfillment must be the driver of our decisions, not money and wealth. Contentment is the key that opens the gate to fulfillment. This book is born out of my personal experiences, insight and intelligence gained while working, walking and studying at the feet of giants.

    Writing in simple language with his readers in mind, Ato shares in this book that money is only important as a servant, and no matter where you are, you can take practical steps to create and command wealth. It is through our greatest struggles, pains, fears, insecurity, roadblocks and challenges that opportunities for wealth creation show up.

    Ato takes the reader on a journey towards wealth and fulfillment and shares inspirational and challenging stories that should motivate the reader to action.

  • Noah and the Very Big Boat (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    Faithful and fun retelling of the story of Noah and the flood for children 2-4 years old, showing how God saves his people and always keeps his promises.

    Discover what happened when God told Noah to build a very big boat.

    In this faithful and fun retelling of a classic Bible story, we learn about a God who kept Noah and his family SAFE, SAFE, SAFE through the SPLISH SPLASH SPLOSH.

    “I love, love, love this beautifully illustrated, creatively written and faithful account. Kids of all ages will be delighted to get involved in the storytelling.” – Melanie Lacy, Executive Director of Growing Young Disciples; Editor of the New City Catechism Curriculum

  • Jonah and the Very Big Fish (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    Discover what happened when God told a very grumpy prophet to give a message to a nasty, horrible, wicked, cruel city. Children will learn that God is kind and loving and longs to save people.

    In this faithful and fun retelling of a classic Bible story, we learn that God was determined to send Jonah to talk to the nasty people of Nineveh so that he could forgive them.

    “Ever wonder how to teach your child that God always welcomes repentant sinners? Read this delightful book to find out!.” – Barbara Reaoch, Children’s Director, Bible Study Fellowship; author of A Jesus Christmas

  • Daniel and the Very Hungry Lions (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    Listen to the story and make the sounds as you discover what happened when God’s faithful servant was thrown into a den filled with roaring, ravenous lions.

    In this faithful and fun retelling of a classic Bible story, we learn how God protected Daniel from the very hungry lions and how King Darius learned that God is the one true God who lives for ever.

    “Unleash your fiercest roar as you jump into this true story about God’s extraordinary trustworthiness. He’s in control – and he loves to wow us with his saving power!” – Scott James, Author of the Littlest Watchman

  • David and the Very Big Giant (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    Discover what happened when little, littler, littlest David fought the big, bigger, biggest giant Goliath.

    In this faithful and fun retelling of a classic Bible story, we learn about a God who is GREAT, GREATER, the GREATEST in the whole wide world.

    “Bright, bold and beautifully told. This brilliant book will help introduce little lives to the big, bigger, biggest and best friend of all!” – Dai Hankey, Church planter and author of Eric Says Thanks!

  • Moses and the Very Big Rescue (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    In this faithful and innovative retelling of the classic Bible story of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt, children of 2-4 years old will discover what happened when Moses told Pharaoh to “Let my people go” and Pharaoh said, “No, no, no!”

    Join the countdown from 10 to zero to see how God rescues his people from slavery in Egypt with signs and wonders.

    “What a brilliant book! Mixing faithful story – telling, awesome illustrations and a fun countdown – highly recommended!” – Sarah Parker, Author, Seek and Find Old Testament Bible Stories

  • Deborah and the Very Big Battle (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    What happens when God’s people stop listening to him? They get into BIG trouble!

    In this faithful and innovative retelling of a classic Bible story, discover how the Lord rescued his people when Deborah and Barak started listening – and how God helped them win a very big battle.

    “The story of Deborah is a stunning reminder that when God speaks, we need to listen and follow.” – Dr Amy Orr-Ewing, Director, The Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics

  • Esther and the Very Brave Plan (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    What happens when Queen Esther risks everything to stop a horrible plot?

    In this faithful and innovative retelling of the classic Bible story, discover how God used Esther to protect his people from an evil plan, and see how God’s plans to rescue his people never fail.

  • God’s Very Colourful Creation (Very Best Bible Stories, Hardcover)

    Age Range: 2 – 6 years

    This is a book about how God made his very good and very wonderful world, with every colour of the rainbow, and so many more.

    As you read the words, you will discover lots of different names for all the fantastic colours that God poured into his creation.

    This faithful and fun retelling of Genesis 1 shows how God made the world with rich, joyful creativity.

  • Single and Satisfied

    Many singles think that the main goal at this season of their lives is to look for someone with whom they can start an exclusive romantic relationship. They actually think that they will experience true satisfaction when they start dating. No wonder many young people are in premature romantic relationships, many of which are unhealthy. Yet, many more young people are still rushing into romantic relationships, although most of these relationships, if not all, fail eventually. Interestingly, however, the season of singleness is a very privileged season that comes with many wonderful opportunities. In Single and Satisfied (the first of the Waiting and Gaining Series), you will be exposed to information that will help you become a satisfied-single young person while giving you the right foundation needed to start a marriage-driven romantic relationship at the right time.

  • A Theology Of Marriage and Family: A Challenge To Same-Sex Relationships

    In spite of the fact that this is a small book, in my candid view, this is an important contribution to the field of marriage and family life in our contemporary society. And this book will definitely be beneficial not only to people of faith, but sociologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, marriage counselors and researchers in marriage and family life in general.

    Prof. Samuel Awuah-Nyamekye, Former Head, Department of Religion and Human Values and currently, the Head, Department of Classics and Philosophy, University of Cape Coast.

  • The Well of Life: Finding the Extraordinary in an Ordinary Person

    Let’s walk with Photini, as she defies her stigma and painful past to embark on a journey of  self-discovery, hope and healing. In The Well of Life, Photini becomes a symbol through whom the author speaks to the issue of society’s labels on single middle-aged women who are simply trying to make the most of her life in spite of their personal challenges and disappointments. It portrays the story of the Biblical Samaritan woman by bringing her character and her daily reality to life in our hearts and in our minds. The author tries to send the message to women with a history of broken relationships that there is hope and healing available in the midst of their personal crises.

  • Chosen For A Purpose

    This is a book specially written for people who are at a crossroads in life yet still struggling to identify or understand their purpose in life. It is written for those who have suffered so many setbacks and tough times that they may silently be questioning how God could possibly have a good plan for them in the midst of their challenges. This book is for those who know or sense that they have been destined to carry out a unique assignment for their families, societies, or even the world.

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