Publisher Description

A man stands in front of a cashier one evening, in his neighborhood corner store with a pack of peanut on the counter, With his wallet wide open, one hand in his pant pocket, he discovers that he has no money to pay for the peanut. With no money in the bank and nobody to turn to, he invokes one thing he can count on--his faith. Miraculously, before dawn he's back to having money in his wallet. From manager to a few hours from knocking at the door of a homeless shelter to ask for bed, and now author, Chuks I Ndukwe writes a captivating and inspiring memoir, and recounts vividly--in A Matter Of Faith, how his faith saved him from homelessness proving we're never alone even when we're by ourselves..

Author Biography

Chuks I. Ndukwe, once a sought after engineer in the High Tech industry worked for such companies as the Codex Corporation, USRobotics, ADC Telecom, and Lucent Technologies mentoring junior engineers and managed research and development departments. During his career, Ndukwe demonstrated strong strategic management skills. His problem resolution skills earned him Key Contributor Award at ADC Telecom, Minnetonka Minnesota. Utilizing his team building expertise, he built strong team of engineers that performed above expectations-designing such technologies as caller identification, modems, routers, and Internet gateways. Ndukwe is now retired and lives in Newark, New Jersey where he devotes his time writing to inspire others.

Review

I am happy to rate this book 3 out of 4 stars. His testimony enriches my own faith, and I wholeheartedly recommend this book for men and women of all age groups. There is nothing graphic or disturbing enough for children not to read it, but it is suitable for teenagers and adults. Those involved in computer engineering and technology may benefit from the author's experiences.--OnlineBookClub Reviews

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