Above is the Title of the book on its cover.
“Groping for Support”, a new book written by Rev. Dr. Joseph Kimatu, has a unique approach to the problems affecting immigrants in grief, after losing loved ones back home. Last Sunday, the 2nd of December 2018, very many immigrants of different ethnicity and from different denominations, attended the launching of the special book written by Rev. Dr. Joseph Kimatu.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs Jane Kimatu.
The book is designed to help relieve the mental torture and agony arising from losing loved ones far away back home, where their travel is restricted. Almost all the undocumented immigrants never go home to bury those close to them, be it husbands, wives, children or any other close relatives, for the fear of not being allowed to go back abroad.
Part of the congregation at the launch of the book. In the front at the far right is Rev. Moses Gatheca and on the left is Rev Samuel Kimohu.
This has not only been very agonizing but it has also been instilling unbearable mental torture in those left behind. Rev. Dr. Joseph Kimatu who is a counselor by profession has written the book with the aim of consoling such immigrants. It would advantageous for the undocumented immigrants and others in similar circumstances, to read this book which has a lot wealth of knowledge. Rev. Dr. Joseph Kimatu can be reached at 4043841729.
By Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity.
Rev 21:4 “He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away.”
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At some point, we have been with a grieving family or friend and come to learn that none of us are ever prepared to leave this world. When the time comes, we shall leave everything including our loved ones behind.
