“Worshipping God the African Way” is a comprehensive handbook that offers invaluable insights for gospel music ministers and worship leaders. The author, Margaret Gichuki delves into the intricacies of music and worship ministry, emphasizing the importance of worshiping God in a manner that is true to African culture. Margaret contends that God, as the creator of humanity, appreciates and accepts worship in ways that resonate with the worshippers. Therefore, it is crucial not to forsake our African worship traditions in favour of Western cultural practices. The book also addresses the influence of colonialism on African worship. The author argues that discouraging African communities from practicing their unique forms of worship was a subtle form of colonialism, leading to a loss of cultural identity. The author emphasises the need to respect and preserve the diversity of worship practices within different communities, allowing each group to express their faith authentically. Additionally, the book discusses the emotional well-being of worship ministers. The author highlights the significance of emotional wellbeing as a tool that can either enhance or detract from the worship experience. She stresses the need for worship ministers to guard their hearts diligently, as their emotional state can profoundly impact the worship service. The book serves as a comprehensive resource for worship leaders, covering aspects from preparation to actual ministry