Description

Welcome to the colourful world of Africa and to the difficult journey of Aisha a young girl who suffers from a fistula after a complicated birth. Walk with her as she is ostracized from her community and shunned by society and when all hope of life is gone, eventually finds love and acceptance amongst the tribal group that have always been traditional enemies to her own. Follow her desire for a cure and enter into her joy as these strangers offer a remedy not only for her physical condition but also for her broken spirit.

About the Author

Jennifer Ann was born in Australia and spent a number of years in East Africa with her family where her parents were medical missionaries. She trained as a registered nurse at RPAH {Royal Prince Alfred Hospital} attended SMBC {Sydney Missionary and Bible College} where she met her husband and then spent some years in West Africa with SIM Australia. She now resides in Australia with her family and teaches nursing at a technical college. She loves gardening, reading and writing. If you wish to contact Jennifer Ann or contribute to the work of helping VVF patients you can do so via her website;
www.JenniferAnn.info

Endorsements

"If you want to journey out of your world of suburbia and be moved, refreshed, and inspired, then this book is for you. It will not cost you an international airfare but, who knows, you might catch the contagious vision that with love, courage and in community we can make a difference in the lives of the destitute."
Dr. Omar Djoeandy
Executive Director, SIM Australia

“This beautifully descriptive narrative reflects Jenny’s love and passion for Africa and its people. It celebrates the difference medical science and God’s love can make in a person’s life. I was moved by Aisha’s story – although fiction, it speaks of the liberation and redemption real women are receiving through fistula surgery.”
Jane Faase
Business Manager, Olive Tree Media, Pastor's Wife