Category: CLC Book Launches

Modi Stakio Abass Kaimbaga is a devoted servant of God, widow, mother of eight, and a professional social worker and facilitator. Multilingual in Arabic, English, and Azande, her life and ministry have taken her across Uganda, Sudan, Egypt, and Kenya. Driven by Christ’s call to love and serve others, she uses her gift for writing to spread the Gospel and guide believers through life’s trials. Our Feet Need Light reflects her heart—a powerful testament and practical lamp designed to lead readers out of dark seasons and into the guiding light of God’s Word.

Rev. Esther Wairimu is a devoted servant of God, pastor, worshipper, singer, and gospel minister whose ministry focuses on preaching, worship, mentorship, and spiritual growth. In *The Power of True Worship*, she invites believers to rediscover worship not merely as a Sunday song, but as a sacred lifestyle that transforms hearts, homes, and lives.
Drawing from Scripture and practical insights, she explores worship as warfare, surrender, healing, and communion, calling readers to a deeper intimacy with God and to live every moment as an offering of true worship.

Pretty Mashego is a safety professional, speaker, mentor, entrepreneur, and faith-driven author whose life is defined by resilience, grace, and purpose. Married to Sello Mabeba and a mother to three children, she balances family, business, and ministry with authentic grit. Pretty actively leads and serves across multiple initiatives, including Women at Work, Women in Shirley K Ministry, and her Youth Coaching and Mentorship Program. Trusting the Potter reflects her heart—to inspire others to embrace life’s shaping seasons, rise above adversity, and walk boldly into their God-given potential.

From her beginnings in the village of Kisanana to navigating career setbacks, personal loss, and leadership challenges, HR professional and Counselling Psychologist Grace Kimeli shares her story in Beyond the Horizon. Drawing from both her faith and professional practice, Grace explores how adversity builds resilience and why present limitations never have to define your future.

Joy Limo is an educator, clinical psychologist and creative with a special passion for children. Her personal journey with polio, supported by family, faith and resilience, has shaped her commitment to positively influencing others. Through children’s clubs, reading initiatives and writing, Joy seeks to help young people develop positive values and approach life with courage, kindness, faith and hope.

Vivian Perose, a seasoned Strategic Human Resource Practitioner, lecturer, Certified Court Annex Mediator and community leader passionate about helping people overcome limitations, discover their potential and live purposeful lives.

Margaret Macharia is the founder of HavenPEP Ministries and a Christian author and music writer passionate about inspired Christian living. She believes that true peace is a gift from God—not something created by controlling circumstances, but something received through faith and faithfully stewarded through daily surrender.

Dr. Wanjiku Ngigi is a medical doctor, minister and Christian writer passionate about bringing together physical and spiritual healing. Through her writing, she shares biblical encouragement centred on healing, restoration and the love of Christ. She enjoys reading, writing, travelling and socialising, and lives in Nairobi, Kenya.

After three decades of serving in the Kenya Prisons Service, Rev. Dr. Philip Shikanga Mukhwana has witnessed the deep wounds caused by bitterness, rejection and unforgiveness. His book, Forgiveness: The Key to True Peace, draws from biblical truth and real-life experiences to show how forgiveness can lead to healing, reconciliation, freedom and true peace.

Hellen Yego’s *Dare to Dream: Dreams That Come True* shares a journey of faith, vision, resilience, and the courage to pursue God-given dreams. From a childhood encouragement by her father to finally developing her memoir with the support of CLC Kenya’s Writing Class, Hellen’s story reminds readers that dreams may take time, but with obedience, perseverance, and trust in God, they can become a legacy that inspires generations.