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Three Cheers for
Ghana!
by Robert
Peprah-Gyamfi |
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UK
price:
£10.00
US
price:
$18.95
Format: Paperback
Size: 6 x 9
Pages: 224
ISBN: 0-595-48523-5
Published: Jan-2008 |
Other
formats: HARD COVER: UK
price:
£15.00
US price:
$28.95
The author, a
medical doctor in the UK,
revisits his native Ghana
after 13 years' absence to
find many positive changes
and developments in spite of
lingering economic and
social problems. The book is
a fascinating journey of
discovery for the reader new
to Ghana, but will be
enjoyed by Ghanaian readers
too.
Book Description
“This
very readable book on modern
Ghana is not a dry treatise
on the economic, social and
political conditions of the
country, but a journey of
discovery in which one meets
the people, wonders at the
signs of new affluence in
the executive houses and
expensive German cars driven
by sophisticated housewives,
travels with the author and
his family to their old
hometowns, shares the glee
of their extended families
in seeing them again, gains
a personal and moving
perspective into the recent
past of the indigenous
cultures, the poorer farming
folk who in some cases still
struggle to survive; it is
an account of first-hand
experience whereby one
understands the author’s
concern to help advance the
prospects, not only of the
disadvantaged members of the
family, but of the country
as a whole.”—Charles
Muller, Diadem Books
See the
author's website at
See the author's web site
About the author
Dr.
Peprah-Gyamfi
grew up in
Mpintimpi, a
small village in
Ghana. He faced
many
difficulties and
challenges, but
succeeded in
becoming a
medical doctor
in Düsseldorf, a
city about three
hundred
kilometres to
the south-west
of Hannover. At
the beginning of
2006 he moved
from Germany to
the UK to
further pursue
his mission of
writing and
speaking in
defense of the
Christian Faith.
He is the
founder of
“Thank You Jesus
Ministry”, an
Internet, Radio
and TV Ministry.
Also by Robert Peprah-Gyamfi:
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The
Call that Changed my
Life
by Robert
Peprah-Gyamfi
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UK
price:
£14.99 US
price:
$19.95
Format: Paperback
Size : 6 x 9
Pages: 252
ISBN: 0-595-32298-0
Published: Jun-2004
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This inspiring story tells
of the courage of a young
Ghanaian boy who, having
failed to achieve his aim to
become a medical doctor by
attending a university in
Ghana or by virtue of a
scholarship to the USSR,
raised funds by working on a
building site in Nigeria to
pay for a daring one-way
flight to East Berlin to
become an asylum seeker in
West Berlin—a route by which
he realised his dreams and
became a medical doctor in
Germany.
How can words describe the
huge difference between life
in a little village in a
typical developing country
in Africa and that of a city
in the sophisticated West?
Well, that exactly is what
the book sets out to
achieve.
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Be
Encouraged in Jesus
by Robert
Peprah-Gyamfi |
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UK price:
£6.56
US price:
$9.35
Format: Paperback
Size : 21.6 x
14 x 0.7 cm
Pages: 252
ISBN: 0-595-32298-0
Publisher:
Xulon Press
Published:
31 Jan 2007 |
A collection of poems of
praise and supplication. The
verses remind us that the
Lord's grace, strength and
love are sufficient for our
needs and will sustain us
throughout any difficulty
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Seeing God Through
the Human
Body:
A
Doctor's Meditation
on the Human Miracle
by Robert
Peprah-Gyamfi
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UK price:
£7.68
US price:
$11.01
Format: Paperback
Size : 21.6 x
13.8 x 1.4 cm
Pages: 160
ISBN:
978-0981764399
Publisher:
Anomalos Publishing
Edited by
Diadem Books
Published: 15
Feb 2009 |
Seeing
God through the Human Body
is a head-on confrontation
with Charles Darwin’s Theory
of Evolution. In it, a
medical doctor and
creationist uses his
learning and insight as a
doctor to defuse the theory
of evolution and make a case
in favour of God Almighty,
in the creation of the human
body. Appealing to common
sense and drawing upon his
medical knowledge, the
author argues that the
functioning of the various
organs of the body are so
intricate that they could
only have come about through
remarkably clever
forethought and planning.
SEE THE AUTHOR'S WEBSITE
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Three
Cheers for Ghana!
Robert
Peprah-Gyamfi
