An African Love Story Part 1

By Jesus A. Ramos Jr.

Proverbs18:22; Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing, and obtaineth favour of the LORD. Love stories come and go yet there are some stories that have stood the test of time; this one is destined to become one of those timeless classics that people can never seem to put down. I don't even know where to start; so much has happened in so little time, but I do have to start somewhere so I'll give you the condensed version and then I'll elaborate more on all of the juicy little details as I go along! Hold onto your seats; this is going to be a bumpy ride!For the better part of my life I have always felt very out of place, as if I didn't belong anywhere. Haven't you ever felt that way; as if you weren't meant to be where you are? Then again I never felt truly loved and accepted by anyone either. In my own home growing up as a child I never heard either of my parents tell me that they loved me so that by the time I was a teenager I was filled with so much anger and hatred that I was ready to take on and fight with the whole world.I searched for love in all of the wrong places but instead I ended up with disappointments and rejection which only made me angrier. Loneliness and isolation would wreak havoc on my emotional state and fear caused me to react violently to any sign of intimidation. God was calling out to me to go into ministry but I kept rejecting him the same way that people rejected me until he caused me to see how wrong I was about everything. Finally in 1991 I made the decision to serve my Lord and Savior but I still felt as if something was missing in my life until recently.Everything changed when I went to Africa in May of 2013. I felt like I had found my true home. I felt truly loved and accepted by the people there and I felt more myself than I had ever been in my whole life. It was then that I realized that I had arrived at my ancestral home and that deep down inside of me was an African man returning to his roots. I would have been content to preach the gospel at the crusades and revival meetings and return home but God had other plans; isn't God wonderful? God had an African princess waiting for me in Kampala, Uganda. She came to me like a gift from heaven; a piece of dark chocolate wrapped and covered with God's favor and glory.God showed us both through dreams and visions that we would be married and living in Nairobi, Kenya and have a large ministry there. Without a doubt I will return to my ancestral home to live out my days there. I will also wed my African princess and make her my queen. Her name is Robinah Gwika, but she is called Ruby Lorine. Uganda is called the pearl of Africa, but of all the treasures of the world I will treasure the Ruby from Kampala. She will bear our children and I will always remind her of how much I appreciate her, and I will forever be indebted to my God for giving me what I never asked him for. Webale Yesu means thank you Jesus in Luganda. Webale Nyo is thank you very much!JESUS "JAY" RAMOS JR.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1490409203
• ISBN13: 9781490409207
• Release Date: June 2013
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.3" x 6.0"