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Prisoners of Hope
(Englisch)
A Story of Pain and Healing
Fortune Nwaiwu

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Autor/Autorin: Nwaiwu Fortune

Fortune Nwaiwu is a published African author of many books including both religious and literary texts. He's inspired to write this creative work after encountering some notorious hoodlums who trashed him with both guns and his  belt stripped from him as he was going for a church program, "Cross Over Night". 
We are all going to die, eventually. Even though we are hoping for heaven, we are not eager to die immediately. We still have much to do while here on Earth, and we hope it will meet with favor in God´s eyes. We are strengthened by hope and yet confined within the limits our hopes and beliefs set for us; we are "prisoners of hope,” in author Fortune Nwaiwu´s captivating phrase. In this well-crafted novelette, Fortune E.C. Nwaiwu tells of the last days of respected Elder Levi, a man whose faith inspired many of his fellow church-goers, a man doomed to a premature death due to lung cancer and pneumonia, likely caused by his smoking habits. During Levi´s last days, much occurs, including the sexual abuse of a God-fearing woman, the making and breaking of marriage plans, and a shoot-out between the police and some murderous kidnappers. In the end, the wisdom of her parents is confirmed for one of the central characters. Fortune Nwaiwu writes easily, clearly, wisely, and prolifically. I have been pleased to edit his book to fit the format expected by American readers, which I hope will be attractive to others all over the world. ___ Prof. Douglas Winslow Cooper, USA.
We are all going to die, eventually. Even though we are hoping for heaven, we are not eager to die immediately. We still have much to do while here on Earth, and we hope it will meet with favor in God's eyes. We are strengthened by hope and yet confined within the limits our hopes and beliefs set for us; we are "prisoners of hope," in author Fortune Nwaiwu's captivating phrase. In this well-crafted novelette, Fortune E.C. Nwaiwu tells of the last days of respected Elder Levi, a man whose faith inspired many of his fellow church-goers, a man doomed to a premature death due to lung cancer and pneumonia, likely caused by his smoking habits. During Levi's last days, much occurs, including the sexual abuse of a God-fearing woman, the making and breaking of marriage plans, and a shoot-out between the police and some murderous kidnappers. In the end, the wisdom of her parents is confirmed for one of the central characters. Fortune Nwaiwu writes easily, clearly, wisely, and prolifically. I have been pleased to edit his book to fit the format expected by American readers, which I hope will be attractive to others all over the world. ___ Prof. Douglas Winslow Cooper, USA.
Nwaiwu, FortunenFortune Nwaiwu is a published African author of many books including both religious and literary texts. He's inspired to write this creative work after encountering some notorious hoodlums who trashed him with both guns and his belt stripped from him as he was going for a church program, "Cross Over Night".

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Rev. Dr. Fortune Nwaiwu, Evang. Godpower Amadi and Evang. Promise Okere are members of the 2024 Sunday School Publication Department of Apostolic Christian Faith Mission Nig. Inc.


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We are all going to die, eventually. Even though we are hoping for heaven, we are not eager to die immediately. We still have much to do while here on Earth, and we hope it will meet with favor in God¿s eyes. We are strengthened by hope and yet confined within the limits our hopes and beliefs set for us; we are ¿prisoners of hope,¿ in author Fortune Nwaiwüs captivating phrase. In this well-crafted novelette, Fortune E.C. Nwaiwu tells of the last days of respected Elder Levi, a man whose faith inspired many of his fellow church-goers, a man doomed to a premature death due to lung cancer and pneumonia, likely caused by his smoking habits. During Levi¿s last days, much occurs, including the sexual abuse of a God-fearing woman, the making and breaking of marriage plans, and a shoot-out between the police and some murderous kidnappers. In the end, the wisdom of her parents is confirmed for one of the central characters. Fortune Nwaiwu writes easily, clearly, wisely, and prolifically. I have been pleased to edit his book to fit the format expected by American readers, which I hope will be attractive to others all over the world. ___ Prof. Douglas Winslow Cooper, USA.



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