Appreciative Inquiry as a Potent Strategy For Empowering Christian Women: An African Perspective

About the bookShould women be seen and heard or be seen only? Are males superior to females? Do women make significant contributions in the development of church and society? How can individuals and groups improve in their understanding of the female-folk? What strategy can the leadership of the church and society employ to enable women to achieve their potentials maximally? These are some of the crucial questions answered in this discourse.The subject matter of this book is crucial and central to the survival and success of every society. Women empowerment is a process of restoration which provides enablement to the female gender in the society. It involves the elimination of every marginalization or oppressive mechanism which hinders women from achieving their potentials. Furthermore, empowerment proceeds to provide enabling resources which transform women from a beggarly, battered and burdened pauper species to enriched, potent and resourceful people.The book includes topics of women empowerment on education, economy, marriage, leadership as well as spiritual sphere. Based on the African context this title is an academic product that will equally appeal to women leaders, counsellors, religious leaders, captains of industries as well as policy makers and government officials.This title is an adaptation of the Author’s Doctor in Ministry (DMin.) Dissertation at Bakke Graduate University Texas, USA. Written from an African perspective, the book is relevant and current, instructive and authoritative.

Passy Amaraegbu, psychologist and preacher is the author of over twenty titles including the popular Victory Over Lust trilogy. An alumni of three Nigerian Universities, Amaraegbu holds a doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology. He writes from his wealth of experience as a Behavioural Scientist as well as an accumulated and reliable expertise gained over many years of matching theory with practice. Furthermore, the Author holds a second doctorate degree from Bakke Graduate University Dallas, Texas in Transformational Leadership. He travels extensively as a conference speaker, transformational leadership expert, psychologist and preacher. Dr. Amaraegbu and his wife, pharmacist Chimezie celebrates the silver jubilee of their marriage in 2017. The Amaraegbus’ with their five children, live in Lagos, Nigeria.