I Once Was Lost, But Now Am Found

Bonds that surpass all understanding

After years of soul searching, both author Renee’ Drummond-Brown (USA), and Nancy Ndeke (Kenya, Nairobi), connect to their lost lineage to identify with their culture’s complex roots, historical backgrounds, and finally come to terms with confronting their own fears of forgiveness. Because slavery was anything but a figment of imagination, both author Drummond-Brown and Ndeke use their literary voice poetically from across the globe to face those fears.

Stepping out on faith by accepting the things they cannot change and having the wisdom to know the difference, the authors welcome the challenge of taking big risk, confronting a long overdue topic that some would refer to as taboo and meticulously braid faith, hope, and love, while casting light onto profound shadows throughout this book. I Once Was Lost, but Now Am Found provides the reader with a truer understanding of amazing grace.