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For several years, I have encouraged servants of God to write their autobiographies or have them written. I have encouraged that because it is important for those coming behind to have a history of what God has done in and through them.

I am particularly upset that in the continent of Africa, we have had many great men and women of God, whose stories were never captured in book form. While a few of their stories exist in word of mouth, that is not sufficient for generations to come who may not hear about them because those who survived them are no longer alive also.

I still believe that the writing of the Autobiographies and Biographies of men of God is important and that there is need for individuals, churches and ministries to be on the look out for which stories of particular men and women of God should not go without a book written about them.

The purpose of this book is to propose the subject matter a servant of God needs to consider putting as part of the content in their autobiography (the insights shared would also apply if it is someone writing a biography about a servant of God).