Dealing with Darkness: A Christian Novel on the Confrontation with African Witchcraft

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An intelligent boy makes a mistake. He gets married whilst attending his junior secondary school. Who bewitched him to do such a stupid thing? His obsessed mother, of course. Nobody knows about this "secret" at his school, not even his close school mates, only his mother and father and other members of his village. This secret is kept for several months until God intervenes in his life.... He can no longer keep his secret. He feels compelled to reveal it to his headmaster and to leave school at once. Then this becomes a blessing in disguise: he enters a life of Christian adventure in the devil's realm... He conquers... He triumphs, for "He who is in him is greater than he who is in the world". This is a story that will strengthen your faith. It appeals to young, old, rural, as well as urban dwellers. It is a story you cannot afford to ignore....This book is a must read for any theologian, minister, pastor, layperson, and even the church members who find themselves involved in issues concerning witchcraft or with people who feel troubled about witchcraft. In a very simple manner, Nyirongo addresses a burning issue among traditional Africans as well as those pretending to be Christians. He knows what true faith in God means. A faith that is not easily blown by the wind. The book is truly changing. It is one of the books which one cannot put down. It is, at the same time, an inspiration while it warns against false religions