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Wounds by Church People
What happens when churches become theatres of wounds?
In Wounds by Church People, Aham Igbokwe peels back the velvet curtain of communal worship to reveal the human frailties beneath: leaders who wield scripture like weapons, communities that celebrate conformity over compassion, and the quiet exodus of souls too wounded to stay. Drawing from his own odyssey through fervent church communities-where hymns rise like incense and hearts break in the shadows-Aham chronicles the subtle savageries: exclusion disguised as doctrine, ambition cloaked in piety, and the loneliness of loving a flawed flock.
These are not abstract tales but lived elegies, echoing the cries of countless believers worldwide who grapple with faith's double-edged sword. But here's the radical grace: healing blooms from honesty. With poetic prose and unflagging hope, Aham invites us to confront our complicity, extend radical empathy, and rebuild altars of authenticity. For anyone who's bled in the name of belief, this is a balm and a beacon.
Discover the courage to name the wound-and watch the light break through.
In Wounds by Church People, Aham Igbokwe peels back the velvet curtain of communal worship to reveal the human frailties beneath: leaders who wield scripture like weapons, communities that celebrate conformity over compassion, and the quiet exodus of souls too wounded to stay. Drawing from his own odyssey through fervent church communities-where hymns rise like incense and hearts break in the shadows-Aham chronicles the subtle savageries: exclusion disguised as doctrine, ambition cloaked in piety, and the loneliness of loving a flawed flock.
These are not abstract tales but lived elegies, echoing the cries of countless believers worldwide who grapple with faith's double-edged sword. But here's the radical grace: healing blooms from honesty. With poetic prose and unflagging hope, Aham invites us to confront our complicity, extend radical empathy, and rebuild altars of authenticity. For anyone who's bled in the name of belief, this is a balm and a beacon.
Discover the courage to name the wound-and watch the light break through.
Book Details
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: Dec 16th, 2025
- Pages: 384
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.79in - 1.13lb
- EAN: 9798270521172
- Categories: • Christian Living - Spiritual Growth• Counseling