Ben-Yah (Son of Yah): The Memoir is a powerful, reflective journey through the life of a man rooted in faith, family, and heritage. In this moving account, Alrick Francis, a devoted father and artist, explores the significance of legacy, responsibility, and the calling to lead a life of purpose in a world filled with challenges and distractions.
From his early days to becoming a father of four by the age of thirty, Alrick shares his struggles, revelations, and triumphs as he seeks to balance personal growth with his profound sense of duty to his children and community. With raw honesty and spiritual insight, he confronts societal norms, cultural expectations, and the modern-day pressures facing families, particularly those of African descent. Each chapter dives deep into his convictions about faith, family, and the importance of passing down values that transcend generations.
Rooted in his love for the Scriptures, Alrick invites readers to examine their roles as parents, leaders, and community members. He calls on men to reclaim their responsibilities as fathers, guiding their children with wisdom and strength, and challenges readers to reflect on what it truly means to be a ""Son of Yah""-a child of the Most High.
Ben-Yah (Son of Yah): The Memoir is more than a life story; it is a call to action, an invitation to embrace faith, courage, and resilience. This book will resonate with anyone who seeks to understand the deeper meanings of identity, purpose, and legacy.
