Overcoming the Orphan Spirit: Restoration for Self and Society - Softcover

Ogandaga MSW, Danita Solomon

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1497434815 ISBN 13: 9781497434813

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014

Synopsis

Overcoming the Orphan Spirit: Restoration for Self and Society encourages you to examine if you are dealing with the orphan spirit and how to identify areas in your life that may be hindering you from coming into the knowledge and embrace of Father God's love for you. The love that God has for us transcends societal qualifications and performance criteria, it is simply receiving the love that God has for you. This book is an invitation to those who may have known their Creator for years or those who are in a baby step knowledge of Him. Either way, Danita shares her personal tragedies and triumphs to encourage you to accept the Father's embrace. He loves you, always has and always will!

About this title

About the Author:

Danita Ogandaga is the wife of Global Social Media Strategist, Darcy Ogandaga and mommy to Tally Ogandaga. A trained social worker and behavioral therapist, Danita used her background as a community organizer and academic instructor to identify emotional shocks impacting communities in the urban core. Through policies and programming to address healing, Danita accepted God's call on her life to share her story of recovery and restoration with the masses. She is the founder of Hope Starts Today, an international emotional healing ministry. GriefTalk is her coaching program assisting people with grief recovery. Danita teaches on the topic of grief, freedom from the orphan spirit, hope, and resilience as a result of her own personal experiences. Danita and her husband’s YouTube Channel have a total of 400,000 views and a Social Media Subscription of 17,000. Enduring the loss of both parents and escaping pain through addictions, Danita encourages men and women to stop suffering in silence and accept God's unconditional love through confrontation of past issues, hurts, and trauma. For more information about Danita Ogandaga, please visit http://danitaogandaga.com/.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2014
• ISBN 10: 1497434815
• ISBN 13: 9781497434813
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 70