The Shining African Woman (eBook, ePUB) - MacAsante, Stephen
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The Shining African Woman is a stirring call to every African missionary woman and wife to embrace her God-given strength, dignity, and purpose. Rooted in Proverbs 31:30 and filled with biblical insights, heartfelt prayers, and real-life encouragement, this book equips women to shine boldly in missions, ministry, and motherhood.
Whether in the home or on the mission field, her impact is eternal. Her light is not loud-but it is lasting.

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Produktbeschreibung
The Shining African Woman is a stirring call to every African missionary woman and wife to embrace her God-given strength, dignity, and purpose. Rooted in Proverbs 31:30 and filled with biblical insights, heartfelt prayers, and real-life encouragement, this book equips women to shine boldly in missions, ministry, and motherhood.

Whether in the home or on the mission field, her impact is eternal. Her light is not loud-but it is lasting.

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Autorenporträt
Stephen MacAsante is a Ghanaian missionary pastor and educational leader with a passion for equipping others through faith-driven leadership and community transformation. He is the founder of the Ghana Equity Education Network (GEEN) and currently serves as Principal of Greenfield Creative School, where he integrates Christian values with academic excellence.

Stephen is actively engaged in missions in the Upper West Region of Ghana, focusing on discipleship, spiritual formation, and grassroots development. His work highlights the vital role of women in ministry and the enduring power of faithful service.

In The Shining African Woman, he honors the strength, dignity, and influence of African missionary women. Stephen lives in Ghana with his wife and children and ministers with the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC).