Surviving Ministry in Hell’s Kitchen - An Ex-hooligan’s Call to Pastor God’s People

From the dusty streets of Buxton and Taung comes an extraordinary tale of transformation and divine intervention. This is a story of ecclesiastical vicissitudes found in the heart of adversity, where shadows loom large and hope seems scarce. It is a tale that chronicles the remarkable life of Phumelelo Ernest Ngxangane, a man who emerged from the crucible of illegitimacy, crime, and theological confusion to answer a higher calling. A teacher's college dropout who bounced back to obtain a master's degree in language practice, Ngxangane's memoir invites us into the depths of his soul.
Here he shares the raw, unfiltered truths of his journey-one guided by his unwavering belief that he was anointed for the position he now holds. a belief grounded in the unshakable knowledge that God uses the ordinary to forge the extraordinary. From the searing pain of rejection to the devastating loss of a beloved daughter, each chapter unveils a layer of his resilience, faith, and unwavering commitment to his calling.
His story also unveils the hostile environment of the pastoral call, where rejection, betrayal, theological confusion and afflictions are a norm. Be prepared to be inspired, challenged, and ultimately, uplifted. Discover a testament to the boundless possibilities that await when one answers the call of the Divine. May this book serve as a beacon of hope for all who dare to believe that, even in the darkest corners of life, the light of God's grace shines brightest.