For years, Peter Mwangi was known in his neighborhood as the man who could never stay sober.
From morning to night, he would wander the streets with a bottle in hand, often stumbling into trouble. His family had given up hope, and church members avoided him, convinced he was beyond redemption.
Children would point at him, calling him names, and neighbors whispered that he would never amount to anything.
Peter’s life had been a cycle of drinking, despair, and regret. He had lost jobs, relationships, and even his dignity. People said he had no future, and for many years, he believed it too.
He lived each day in a fog, hiding from the shame and the judgment of others.…CONTINUE READING