Many times we find ourselves thinking about various things or having a lot of things going through our minds, or better yet goes to the point where we tell ourselves that we will remember what we are thinking, and will write it down later, however by the time we are ready to put it in writing we forget.
“A Father’s Daily Journal To Pray For His Child” by Dr. Sharon Forde-Atikossie is a heartfelt devotional-style journal designed to guide fathers in strengthening their relationship with their children through daily prayer, reflection, and intentional writing. Blending short, meaningful prayers with open journal spaces, the book encourages dads to pause, reflect, and spiritually invest in their child’s growth while also working on their own character, faith, and emotional awareness. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.
Sharon Forde-Atikossie is the author of several impactful books, including Missionary OnBoard!, A Bird With a Broken Wing: Care Giving, and It’s Your Turn to Pray. Each of these works reflects her passion for faith, service, and empowering others through spiritual guidance. “Come! Let’s Evangelize” serves as a call for believers to recognize evangelism not merely as an optional aspect of their spiritual journey, but as a vital component of their Christian life. Dr. Atikossie passionately urges Christians to actively share the gospel, highlighting that each believer has a unique role in drawing others to Christ.
Through Dr. Atikossie’s insightful writing, she inspires readers to embrace the Great Commission, reminding them that evangelism is not just a task but a transformative journey that can impact lives eternally. Dr. Atikossie delves into various methods of evangelism, emphasizing the importance of personal commitment and understanding in effectively spreading the Christian message. She encourages readers to explore their individual strengths and opportunities for outreach, whether through personal interactions, community involvement, or other creative
avenues. By providing practical resources and strategies, the book serves as both an inspiration and a guide for those eager to fulfill their calling. Dr. Atikossie’s approach demystifies evangelism, making it accessible and achievable for all believers, regardless of their experience level.
“What if just a few minutes a day could shape your child’s future forever?”
“A Father’s Daily Journal To Pray For His Child” by Dr. Sharon Forde-Atikossie is not flashy or complicated—it’s simple, intentional, and deeply meaningful. Each page invites fathers to slow down in a fast-moving world and reconnect with what really matters: their role, their faith, and their child’s life journey.
What makes this book stand out is how practical it is. You’re not just reading—you’re actively participating. With guided prayers and space to write your own thoughts, it becomes something personal, almost like a conversation between you, your child, and God. Some entries focus on strength, others on patience, forgiveness, or guidance, reminding fathers that parenting isn’t about perfection—it’s about showing up with love and consistency.
This journal is perfect for fathers at any stage—new dads figuring things out, experienced fathers wanting to deepen their connection, or even father figures stepping into that role with care and responsibility. It also speaks to anyone who values faith-based parenting and wants a simple way to stay spiritually grounded while raising a child. It’s not overwhelming, which makes it easy to stick with daily.
At its heart, the message is something we all recognize in real life: the small, consistent things we do matter more than the big, occasional ones. Whether it’s writing down thoughts, saying a prayer, or reflecting on your actions, those moments add up over time. This book gently reminds us that being present, intentional, and guided by love can leave a lasting impact—not just on our children, but on ourselves too.
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