Finding Your Way Home

Written by Xolani Kacela

Narrated by Xolani Kacela

“Finding Your Way Home” is made for kids who already live a rich life, but are looking to make it an even colorful one!Children are living in their formative years and it’s crucial that they live a holistic kind of existence, whether that’s in school, at home, or during play.This is what “Finding Your Way Home” focuses on.Set in a child’s daily life, this engaging story highlights the importance of structure, belonging, and stability for young minds who are still looking for their place in the big wide world.“Finding Your Way Home” follows young children’s daily routines at school and at home. With the numerous experiences that come their way, they soon find that having a variety of activities and having to share them with others is what makes life more special.In this compelling book, children will:●     Relate to scenarios that they may be going through with their peers●     Feel understood as they read about similar inner thoughts and emotions●     Educate them on how they can broach the subject of church, Sunday routines, and religion to their parentsAnd so much more!Using simple language, colorful illustrations, and key concepts aligned with the Unitarian Universalism religion, “Finding Your Way Home” is an engaging children’s book that seeks to bridge the gap between different traditions, routines, and friendships and how they all play a part in fostering oneness in community.If you’re looking for appealing ways to get your child into reading, or if you want them to realize that what they’re going through is completely normal, then this book will make the most perfect gift!

• Language: English
• Publisher: X to the k
• Release date: Nov 27, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664961838

Xolani Kacela

Raised by an atheist father and a deeply religious mother, Reverend Xolani Kacela began early seeing the world through a lens of many faiths and beliefs. His broad experience helps him appeal to a wide audience, both secular and religious. He serves as minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces, NM, and has been minister at four other Unitarian Universalist churches as well as the United Methodist Church. He grew up a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME). As Chaplain in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard, he served in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, as well as in Guam and Iraq. He holds a Ph.D. in Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling from Brite Divinity School. His many publications on spirituality, faith development, grief, and relationships include articles, “Being One with the Spirit: Mysticism of Howard Thurman,” “One Session is Enough: Counseling African American Families,” and “Mature Religious Experience in the Midst of Death and Dying”; his book chapters include “To Wake, To Rise: Meditations on Justice and Resilience” and “Art and Wholeness in Church Life.”  His blog, masteringyourownfaith.com with an audience of thousands, explores issues ranging from maximizing one’s potential to race and politics. He contributes to NPR and community radio in Las Cruces, NM, and newspapers and radio in the Southwest.  He believes that everyone has the foundations for living a great life, using their own faith convictions as the cornerstone.