Pierre kuma (8 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'August 11, 2020, began normally. But by day's end, my body was on fire and my life forever changed.'What should have been an ordinary afternoon meal turned into a life-altering disaster. Pierre Kuma walked into his kitchen-and straight into a wall of flames. A gas leak had triggered a sudden explosion, leaving him with second-degree burns over nearly half his body and a severe inhalation injury.The explosion should have killed him-but God had other plans.'The Stench of Good News' is a raw, deeply personal, and powerful testimony of survival, faith, and healing. Over 142 days in the hospital-including four surgeries, twelve blood transfusions, countless setbacks, and a long, painful recovery-Pierre experienced a miracle that cannot be explained by medicine alone. He lives today, fully recovered, leading a 'normal life' as if the accident never happened.With moving eyewitness accounts and honest reflections, this memoir explores the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual impact of trauma-and the astonishing grace that carried him through.This is not just a story about burns and bandages. It's about divine mercy. About the valleys we walk through. About hope when nothing makes sense.If you've ever felt like giving up-or wondered whether God still sees you-this book is for you.There is no pit so deep that His hand cannot reach in and lift you out. Pierre Kuma is a PMI-certified project management professional who survived a devastating gas fire accident in August 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 global pandemic, at his home in Accra, Ghana. Now fully recovered, he is passionate about sharing his story of faith, hope, and resilience in his debut, 'The Stench of Good News'. He speaks globally about the power of possibility and the transformational strength found in the crucible of adversity. …

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Brossura. Condizione: nuovo. Condizione sovraccoperta: come nuovo. seconda edizione. DISPONIBILITÀ GARANTITA AL 99%; SPEDIZIONE ENTRO 12 ORE DALL'ORDINE. RIMANENZA DI MAGAZZINO PARI AL NUOVO. Le poesie qui raccolte, molte delle quali composte quando ancora il Sudafrica viveva in regime di piena segregazione razziale, sono l'espressione più chiara di ragioni e sentimenti duri ad essere superati. Qui sta la motivazione della proposta editoriale e qui sta l'incedere nei testi sulla figura di Nelson Mandela ancora manifesto vivente di una lotta solo appartentemente vinta. L'apartheid resta presente nel perdurare di luoghi comuni, nell'offrire poco spazio nei diversi ambiti del vivere, nel costruire barriere invisibili anche nel quotidiano. Riproporre testi che fanno emergere tensioni mai sopite contribuiscea meglio collocare valori e metodi di relazione, propri di ogni identità culturale, compresa quella dei paesi "ospitanti", favorendo il concetto del rispetto e della validità dello scambio culturale, inteso come arricchimento reciproco. La raccolta di poesie "poeti africani anti-apartheid" è composta da una serie di volumi che offriranno al lettore di lingua italiana l'occasione di venire a contatto con autori in gran parte poco conosciuti, accanto a personaggi di risonanza internazionale. I paesi africani saranno presenti quasi al completo, offrendo una panoramica di nomi e di produzione artistica di rilievo. Informazioni bibliografiche Titolo: Poeti africani anti-apartheid: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Camerun, Repubblica Centroafricana, Sud Africa, Ruanda Autori: Agostino Neto, Barry Feinberg, Keorapetse Kgositsile, Durumurali Innocenti, Jules Sinkwakwe, Shamuvu Hamibanga, Denis Brutus, Klaus Maphepha, Mongane Wally Serote, Solomon Mahlangu, Rebecca Matlou, Sipho Sepamila, Yandoko Leopold Mainda, Armand Yampoule, Kum'a N'Dumbe, Joseph M. Tala, Adrien Nihorimbere, Melchior Ntahomkiriye, Jean Pierre Ngendanzi, Bado Doulaye, Amadou Moustapha Mbodji, Kinkpe Laurent Traduttore: Marta Luzi Edizione: 2 Editore: Milano: Edizioni dell'Arco, 2004 ISBN 10: 888604237X ISBN 13: 9788886042376 Lunghezza: 96 pagine; 21 cm Soggetti: Poesia contemporanea, Letteratura, Narrativa, Raccolte poetiche, massacro di San Tome, Pace, Antologie, Africa, Razzismo, Libertà, Indipendenza, Mandela, Johannesburg, Lotta, Fame, Guerre, Morte, Neri, Antologie poetiche.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "August 11, 2020, began normally. But by day's end, my body was on fire and my life forever changed."What should have been an ordinary afternoon meal turned into a life-altering disaster. Pierre Kuma walked into his kitchen-and straight into a wall of flames. A gas leak had triggered a sudden explosion, leaving him with second-degree burns over nearly half his body and a severe inhalation injury.The explosion should have killed him-but God had other plans."The Stench of Good News" is a raw, deeply personal, and powerful testimony of survival, faith, and healing. Over 142 days in the hospital-including four surgeries, twelve blood transfusions, countless setbacks, and a long, painful recovery-Pierre experienced a miracle that cannot be explained by medicine alone. He lives today, fully recovered, leading a "normal life" as if the accident never happened.With moving eyewitness accounts and honest reflections, this memoir explores the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual impact of trauma-and the astonishing grace that carried him through.This is not just a story about burns and bandages. It's about divine mercy. About the valleys we walk through. About hope when nothing makes sense.If you've ever felt like giving up-or wondered whether God still sees you-this book is for you.There is no pit so deep that His hand cannot reach in and lift you out. Pierre Kuma is a PMI-certified project management professional who survived a devastating gas fire accident in August 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 global pandemic, at his home in Accra, Ghana. Now fully recovered, he is passionate about sharing his story of faith, hope, and resilience in his debut, "The Stench of Good News". He speaks globally about the power of possibility and the transformational strength found in the crucible of adversity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…