Michael Cassidy Boeken

Michael Cassidy, a prominent Christian leader and founder of African Enterprise, has played a pivotal role in organizing significant interdenominational leadership gatherings across Africa for five decades. His contributions to evangelism and teaching have earned him notable accolades, including the Honorary Chair of the Lausanne Movement and recognition as Distinguished Alumnus at Fuller Theological Seminary. Additionally, he holds an Honorary Doctorate from Azusa Pacific University, highlighting his influence and commitment to Christian leadership and education.

Exploring Jesus' prayer for the church in John 17, this book offers a deep reflection on spiritual growth and community. It challenges readers to consider how they can improve their lives and align more closely with Christ's teachings. Through thoughtful analysis, it encourages a transformative journey towards deeper faith and unity within the church.

Set in 1944, the story follows Major Myles Foley, who parachutes from his damaged plane into southern Germany and finds himself captured. His experience as a prisoner takes a dark turn during a tense interrogation by the Gestapo, where he meets a strikingly beautiful SS woman. The narrative explores themes of survival, tension, and the complexities of human relationships in the grim context of war.

Delving into the rich tapestry of Irish culture, this collection presents a series of humorous and poignant tales that blend folklore with contemporary experiences. The characters are vividly drawn, showcasing the quirks and resilience of the Irish spirit. Through anecdotes and reflections, the stories capture the essence of life in Ireland, celebrating both its beauty and its challenges. Each narrative offers a unique perspective, making it a delightful read for those interested in the heart of Irish storytelling.

This is autobiography of Dr. Michael Cassidy, one of the most influential people in the development of modern South Africa and a key figure in the growth of the Christian church over the last fifty years. As the nations of Africa shook off the shackles of colonialism and embraced their newfound independence, a singular figure burst into prominence in the tumultuous atmosphere gripping the continent.