Rwanda Genocide Survivor Reveals Harrowing Details in New Biography, INGABIRE THE JOURNEY

As a bible teacher, Ignatius K. Oliphant is truly dedicated to his objective of letting everyone know about the New Testament Christianity to touch and change the lives of many. Once in a while, he meets a person whose life changes his. To lend his voice to one courageous Rwandan woman whose story may be as inspiring as any gospel story, Oliphant publishes a biography, titled INGABIRE.

"I had previously thought I heard everything about the horrific event of the Rwanda Genocide until I met Ingabire," Oliphant admits. "She told me that she had a story to tell, and she was looking for an author... no author in the world would turn her down just after having met her a few hours and learning a little about her past. I knew right then that we were going to produce a book that would change the lives of millions of people-and hers and mine of course."

Oliphant's book is the remarkable true story of Ingabire who was born to a life of torment, suffering, and broken dreams. She never got a chance to live a normal life. Despite all her shortcomings, family rejection, poverty, molestation, genocide, abusive relationships, suicide attempts, and other heartbreaking yet inspiring experiences as a fugitive, she miraculously survived to tell her story of great triumph.

Ingabire's name may also bring to mind Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, Chairperson of the Unified Democratic Forces (UDF)-a coalition of Rwandan opposition parties with a large base of active members in Rwanda, Europe, U.S.A. and Canada. The more prominent Ingabire was a party candidate for Rwanda's 2010 elections. With a powerful name and story behind it, INGABIRE is no doubt an exceptional biography that can change countless lives by preaching about the greatness and strength of the human spirit.

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INGABIRE * by Ignatius K. Oliphant
THE JOURNEY
Publication Date: December 6, 2012
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 124 pages; 978-1-4771-1261-8
Trade Hardback; $22.99; 124 pages; 978-1-4771-1262-5
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4771-1263-2

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