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A Story of Healing, Forgiveness, and Restoration

JOY COMES IN THE MORNING

A testimony that turns weeping into triumph

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Johanna Kwenadi Mamabolo

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About the Book

"In this deeply moving memoir, Johanna Kwenadi Mamabolo opens her heart to share a journey of pain, resilience, and ultimate healing through faith in God. Drawing from personal struggles and biblical reflections, she confronts some of life’s most difficult challenges—rape, loss, grief, and rejection—and reveals how God’s Word became her anchor."

Trauma to triumph

In this deeply moving memoir, the author shares a journey of pain, resilience, and ultimate healing through faith.

Hope's message.

It is a powerful testimony that weeping may endure for a night, but joy truly comes.

Biblical parallels.

Personal trauma and suffering are paralleled with timeless biblical stories of women to add context.

God’s Restoration

Through every dark season, God served as a refuge, a comforter, and a restorer.

Silent battles.

The book candidly explores struggles within marriage, heartbreak of miscarriages, and personal shame.
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Reader’s Encouragement

A book for anyone who has walked through pain and longs to find healing and purpose.

living testimony: the woman behind the words of hope.

Johanna Kwenadi Mamabolo, the author of Joy Comes in the Morning, is a compelling writer, a woman of profound faith, and a powerful voice for healing and restoration. 

  • The book is her testimony and act of faith.
  • It is a guide for those who have walked through pain.
  • Through her story, Johanna inspires the reader's own healing journey.
  • It provides confidence that joy truly awaits.
  • The book is her testimony and act of faith.

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The book, Joy Comes in the Morning, is sold at R 850 per copy. The proceeds of your purchase are a donation to charity, and you can choose which of the two organizations below you would like to support.

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  • Phone: 081 390 7936
  • Email: victor.mbinga@sos.org.za
  • Location: Sibande Ave, Mamelodi – YMCA, Pretoria, 0122

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