When doctors told Nneka Kyari she was infertile, her lifelong dream of raising a family was dashed and she was crushed. But instead of accepting defeat, she took a bold step of faith and asked the Holy Spirit to show her how to overcome her infertility. Breaking Through the Haze is beyond a true life story. It is a testimonial of a heroine of faith, a journey from medical reports of impossibilities to a world of supernatural possibilities, and the processes of God in making champions out of challenges. Nneka Kyari's life experience of fears and faith, despair and courage, discovery and recovery, voices of religion and the voice of the Holy Spirit, internal conflicts and conquests, trials and triumphs, is presented to you in this book as a sure prescription of overcoming whatever challenges you may be going through. Today, Nneka is a happy mother of lovely twins Elisabeth and Eric - living proofs of a living God who can change your story for the best. Her story will give you hope that you too can enjoy a victorious Christian life. Goodbye to a sunset of infertility, and welcome to a sunrise of fruitfulness.

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An illustrated monthly magazine in the interest of better art, better work and a better more reasonable way of living.

Autobiography of Dolores Cross, president of Morris Brown College

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