Faith's Legacy
A Haitian-American Family’s Journey of Faith across Three Generations
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About the Book
Raymond and Fabiola’s faith had been tested before, but not like this. Being told that their newborn had been diagnosed with a genetic condition was an emotional blow, and when she was admitted to the neo-natal intensive care unit for thirty one days, it challenged their faith to its very core. How were they going to weather this storm? Could their faith in God stand strong in the face of the medical professional’s prognosis about their daughter’s medical condition?
Told by the fourth-generation descendant of Christian women, in a Haitian American family, Fabiola Powell takes us on a journey to uncover the legacy of faith of three generations of women—Rosetane, Marie and Nora—whose faith stood firm in the midst of a religious movement, political unrest and personal struggle. This endearing and poignant story of redemption illustrates God’s sovereign power, at work in the life of a family, and demonstrates that His Word is timeless and transcends generations. What follows is an epic story that will truly inspire you to believe.
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About the Author
Raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Fabiola Powell was born in the central republic of Africa before immigrating to the United States with her family in 1973. She attended the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and earned a BA in English and social thought political economy, with a minor in African-American studies. In 1998, she received her M.Ed in counseling psychology from Boston University and has served as a professional school counselor for more than a decade. Currently, she is pursuing an advanced degree in mental health counseling and enjoys working with children and adolescents. Mrs. Powell enjoys time with her family, loves to travel and bake, and serves in ministry alongside her husband. The couple resides in Massachusetts with their two children.