The Pious Courtship

Description

Two young lovebirds tell us, in a style reminiscent of the novel by letters, the development of their idyll until marriage. A long, spicy, and bouncy-laden flirtation that took an unexpected turn because of their values and non-values.It is the clash of feelings and the play of a temptation scrutinized by the criteria for choosing the protagonists. The first, Jeannot, uses his piety as a shield to avoid letting go, while Josiane does not understand why they cannot simply express their feelings for each other.Jeannot’s patience and faith will definitely get the better of her since she will end up joining her prince charming in his faith and values and will understand that God is the true author of love and marriage. This novel is a pink journey to be savored at all costs if you are a fan of wedding stories where everything ends well despite all the adventures. The story is full of advice and warnings for an age where we often trade the duty to grow up for pleasure, the guilty taste of which will have setbacks for those who indulge in it in the most complete recklessness.This book offers a pious meditation on how to manage our impulses when a person we like passes by. To build lasting happiness instead of giving in to temptation, therefore, seems to be the advice given to the young people of our time.

About Roméo Massouka

About the author (English)Roméo & Hélène Massouka are cameroonians missionaries living and ministering in Dakar, Senegal. Their heartbeat and passion are evangelism, the equipment, and the empowerment of the youth to know God, live a Christian life, and make a success of their lives.They co-founded Generation Next Ministries in Dakar, but they are also influencing other nations through conferences and other activities. ______________________A propos de l’auteur (Français)Roméo et Hélène Massouka sont des missionnaires camerounais vivant et exerçant leur ministère à Dakar, au Sénégal.Le battement de leur cœur et leur passion, c’est l’évangélisation, l’équipement et la responsabilisation des jeunes pour connaître Dieu, vivre une vie chrétienne et réussir leur vie.Ils ont cofondé Generation Next Ministries à Dakar, mais ils influencent également d’autres nations par le biais de conférences et d’autres activités.____________Biography (English)Born into a family where both parents were devout Catholics, they wanted him to serve God according to the Roman Catholic Church. As they were preparing their child to become a priest, Roméo Massouka was converted within the penntecostals and filled with the Holy Ghost in July 1990. He began his Christian journey within the True Church of God of Cameroon, before serving in a student environment with the GBEEC. He went on to serve as a youth minister with GBEEC, a student-university outreach ministry in Cameroon. It was during one of these meetings that he met the Reverend Jean Claude Noah, who invited him to be trained in the Biblical Training Centers of Cameroon, under the direction of Apostle Hal Rahman. He was trained for two years and completed a third year at the Superior School of Ministry.In 1997, he dropped out of his accounting studies at the CNED in Paris and began a full-time ministry. Until 2012, he was serving in the youth ministry in the Biblical Training Centers, then in the Men’s Network business, and later in the administration and finance of the ministry, while carrying out short and medium-term missions in the country. He married Hélène Massouka in 2006, and they were ordained together as missionary pastors in 2007. In 2012, the Lord set them apart for the work to which He called them. On April 21, 2013, they landed in Dakar, Senegal, where the Holy Spirit had sent them. They founded the “Generation Next Ministry,” dedicated to equipping and training the next generation.____________Biographie (Français)Né dans une famille où les deux parents étaient de fervents catholiques, ils voulaient qu’il serve Dieu selon l’Église catholique romaine. Alors qu’ils préparaient leur enfant à devenir prêtre, Roméo Massouka se convertit au sein du milieu Pentecôtiste et fut rempli du Saint-Esprit en juillet 1990. Il commença sa marche chrétienne au sein de la Vraie Église de Dieu du Cameroun, avant de servir en milieu étudiant avec le GBEEC. Il a ensuite occupé le poste de ministre de la jeunesse au GBEEC, un ministère qui travaille à atteindre les élèves et les étudiants au Cameroun. C’est au cours d’une réunion qu’il rencontre le Révérend Jean Claude Noah qui l’invite à se former dans les Centres de Formation Biblique du Cameroun, fondés et dirigés par l’Apôtre Hal Rahman. Il a été formé pendant deux ans et a terminé sa troisième année à l’École Supérieure du Ministère.En 1997, il a abandonné sa formation en comptabilité au CNED de Paris pour entamer un ministère à plein temps. Jusqu’en 2012, il a exercé ses fonctions à la pastorale des jeunes dans les Centres de formation biblique, puis dans le Réseau des Hommes d’Affaires Chrétiens, et plus tard dans l’administration et les finances du ministère, tout en effectuant des missions de courte et moyenne durée dans le pays. Il a épousé Hélène Massouka en 2006, et ils ont été ordonnés ensemble pasteurs missionnaires en 2007. En 2012, le Seigneur les a mis à part pour l’œuvre à laquelle il les a appelés. Le 21 avril 2013, ils ont atterri à Dakar, au Sénégal, où le Saint-Esprit les avait envoyés, et là, ils ont fondé le “Generation Next Ministry”, dédié à l’équipement et à la formation de la prochaine génération.