My Father's Daughter: Continuing the Dream
- ISBN-10
- 0964403900
- ISBN-13
- 9780964403901
- Category
- Biography & Autobiography
- Pages
- 228
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1994-11
- Author
- Victoria Wilson Darrah
Description
Ugandan author Victoria Wilson Darrah takes us on a fascinating journey that spans several continents, challenges her belief in God, & celebrates the beautiful relationship she shared with her father. Darrah escaped Idi Amin's reign of terror at the age of sixteen to become a twentieth-century prodigal in the campus life of California. This is a brave book, for the author is content to reveal the full extent of her temptations & traumas as an African colliding with the materialistic, predominantly white society of the West. When her father, the Rev. John Wilson, a famous African evangelist, is brutally assassinated while trying to reconcile the warring factions in Uganda, Victoria faces a crisis that only God can see her through. As a result, Darrah has spent much of the past years since her father's death fighting to keep his legacy & his dream for peace & reconciliation alive, making this a very tender book. For those who want an uncompromising encounter with the God of the Bible, MY FATHER'S DAUGHTER takes Christianity onto a whole new level. With keen insight & refreshing frankness, Darrah writes about fathers & daughters, mothers & their children, society, politics, love & other subjects. It is about the road to peace & reconciliation. Order from Servant Warriors Publishing Co., Box 60047, Pasadena, CA 91116-6047; 818-793-2306.
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