Africa-Press – Eswatini. Gugu Sibandze-Mamba, founder of the I Am My Sister’s Keeper Foundation, has released a book titled Church Girl, designed to inspire and empower young Christian women to embrace their identity in Christ and pursue their purpose with confidence.
The book, which took two years to complete, is based on Gugu’s own experiences and challenges as a single woman navigating life as a young Christian. She identified common struggles faced by women in faith, ranging from self-doubt to societal pressure, and crafted practical advice blended with spiritual insights to help readers overcome them.
“I wrote this book to help young Christian women understand their true identity in Christ and to encourage them to walk boldly in their calling. More than anything, I want them to know their worth and potential,” Sibandze Mamba said.
As a mentor at the Girls Evolution Club, Sibandze Mamba has spent years supporting young women through guidance, mentorship, and life skills development. Her work as a wife, mother, and advocate for mental health, self development, and spiritual growth adds depth to the practical advice shared in the book.
The book addresses issues such as building self-confidence, making positive life choices, maintaining strong spiritual foundations, and navigating challenges with resilience. Readers are encouraged to embrace their purpose, nurture their talents, and rely on their faith to overcome obstacles.
“My hope is that readers will be reminded of who they are in Christ and step into life with confidence, faith, and boldness,” she added. Sibandze Mamba invites those interested in her work to reach out. She can be contacted on 76194996 for Mbabane or 76886701 for Manzini.
The release of this book marks a significant milestone for Sibandze Mamba and her foundation, reinforcing a message of hope, empowerment, and spiritual growth for young women across Eswatini.
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