Divine Orchestration
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Did you know that divinity interacts with humanity in small and big ways? This book provides deep experiential insights into the wonders of the Almighty God and the incredulity of the fact that no minute detail of our lives eludes his merciful attention and powerful intervention. It showcases the interconnectedness between various dimensions of the nature of God and the manner of his operations and manifestations. Readers will
-be amazed at the revelation and deeper meaning of the phrase divine orchestration,
-gain assurance that we are constantly within divine purview and control, and
-be equipped to actively watch out for evidences of divine orchestration in order not to miss out on the wonderment of God's interventions.
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Chinyere Almona is a dynamic, creative and multitalented African Christian woman. She has been involved in active ministerial work for over 20 years. She has a strong Pan-African perspective as an alumna of the British Council's Pan-African InterAction Leadership Program, aimed at building Leaders with a heart for Africa. She is passionate about leadership and people development. In her spare time, she provides guidance and counseling for women, youths and teenagers.
She obtained a specialist MBA in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) from the International Centre for CSR, Nottingham University Business School, UK; and an executive diploma in Strategic Christian Leadership/Theology from the Redeemer's International Leadership Academy (RILA), Nigeria. Chinyere is currently a Doctoral student at the Business School Netherlands.
Professionally, she has over 25 years work experience, providing advisory services on strategy, risk management and corporate governance. She currently leads series of corporate governance interventions with regulators and institutions across sub-Saharan Africa.
She lives in Lagos, Nigeria where she serves alongside her husband, Pastor Obi Almona, who is the Pastor-in-charge of RCCG - New Dawn Parish, Surulere. They are blessed with three teenage children.
