The first published book of this fifty-something author (aka a'Kihoro) who found her voice when she put pen to paper, or... More > fingers to keyboard, and
discovered that writing poetry is a life changing catharsis. Amani na Mapenzi: Love & Peace, speaks in a spiritual voice to young adults, African-Americans, abused women, and just plain folks. It is a collection of her first poems, with a touch of “Mother Wit,” that draw upon life, Agapē love, self love, emotion and wisdom—at times with a sense of humor—from adolescence to today. < Less

Best known for her inspirational and spiritual poetry, essays, articles, blog, and as the publisher of The electronic... More > magazine "The Village Griot," Sharon Moore Stenhouse has finally completed her first novel started six years ago. This is her fourth book.

JuWasha's Shroud tells the story of the intertwined lives of an African-American family whose lineage dates back to the 19th century while religious beliefs shadow the lives of four sisters. < Less

Momism is based on the poem of the same title published in Amani na Mapenzi: Love & Peace. This Bible study exercise book... More > uses the list of 'isms from the poem to study scripture and prayerfully will become a tool for those who teach our children in church, faith-based settings and at home. You may wish to use the book as a study guide or study companion; use the exercises to develop games; or set aside special quality time for you and your family; which will be pleasing to God. < Less

Best known for her inspirational and spiritual poetry, essays, articles, blog, and as the publisher of The electronic... More > magazine "The Village Griot," Sharon Moore Stenhouse has finally completed her first novel started six years ago. This is her fourth book. JuWasha's Shroud tells the story of the intertwined lives of an African-American family whose lineage dates back to the 19th century while religious beliefs shadow the lives of four sisters. < Less

The first published book of this fifty-something author who found her voice when she put pen to paper, or fingers to... More > keyboard, and discovered that writing poetry is a life changing catharsis. Amani na Mapenzi: Love & Peace, speaks in a spiritual voice to young adults, African-Americans, abused women, and just plain folks. It is a collection of her first poems, with a touch of "Mother Wit," that draw upon life, Agap? love, self love, emotion and wisdom-at times with a sense of humor-from adolescence to today. < Less

Best known for her inspirational and spiritual poetry, essays, articles, blog, and as the publisher of The electronic... More > magazine "The Village Griot," Sharon Moore Stenhouse has finally completed her first novel started six years ago. This is her fourth book.

JuWasha's Shroud tells the story of the intertwined lives of an African-American family whose lineage dates back to the 19th century while religious beliefs shadow the lives of four sisters. < Less

Momism is based on the poem of the same title published in Amani na Mapenzi: Love & Peace.

This Bible study exercise book... More > uses the list of 'isms from the poem to study scripture and prayerfully will become a tool for those who teach our children in church, faith-based settings and at home. You may wish to use the book as a study guide or study companion; use the exercises to develop games; or set aside special quality time for you and your family; which will be pleasing to God. < Less

The first published book of this fifty-something author (aka a'Kihoro) who found her voice when she put pen to paper, or... More > fingers to keyboard, and
discovered that writing poetry is a life changing catharsis. Amani na Mapenzi: Love & Peace, speaks in a spiritual voice to young adults, African-Americans, abused women, and just plain folks. It is a collection of her first poems, with a touch of “Mother Wit,” that draw upon life, Agapē love, self love, emotion and wisdom—at times with a sense of humor—from adolescence to today. < Less

Amani na Mapenzi: Love & Peace Volume Two is the continuation of the theme "There is no peace without love." Volume Two... More > contains 21 poems and 18 essays designed to open the hearts and minds of the reader. Whether reading the poetry such as "Water's Edge" or the essays like "Mother Wit and Karma" or "Be Careful What You Do: Be Careful Who You Love," the spiritual message throughout is God's truth revealed. < Less