the God Who Followed Me Into Exile: Loss, Calling and Grace to Begin Again

What remains of a calling when a life changes without permission?Victor Kwawukume had spent years reporting public life, walking presidential corridors and using his voice in the service of truth. Then danger, grief and displacement carried him from Ghana into an unfamiliar Canadian beginning-where experience could become invisible, dignity had to survive hidden work, and faith could no longer depend on applause.In The God Who Followed Me Into Exile, he traces the journey from public recognition to private rebuilding: the brother he lost, the family he left behind, the warehouse that tested his identity, the caregiving work that redefined service, and the creative calling that refused to remain buried.This is not a story of easy triumph. It is a Christian memoir about God's presence in disruption, the cost of beginning again, and the discovery that exile may change a person's circumstances without cancelling the assignment on their life.For readers navigating migration, grief, lost status, vocational disruption or a season in which their name appears to mean less than it once did, this book offers an honest and hopeful witness: Calling can survive the crossing.