The Boy Who Met Jesus. Segatashya Emmanuel of Kibeho

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In the most remote region of Rwanda, a boy named Segatashya, born into a penniless and illiterate pagan family, encountered Jesus Christ at the age of 15. Despite having never attended school or seen a Bible, he was approached by Jesus one summer day in 1982, who invited him on a mission to guide humanity toward a heavenly life. Segatashya agreed, but only if Jesus would answer all his questions about faith, life’s purpose, and the afterlife. Thus began an extraordinary journey that would challenge the norms of belief and spirituality. Despite facing skepticism and violence, Segatashya's profound spiritual insights captivated many, including biblical scholars and clergy from various denominations. His remarkable ability to articulate complex theological concepts led to widespread recognition, prompting investigations by the Catholic Church. Doctors and psychiatrists who examined him acknowledged the miraculous nature of his experiences. Over eight years, Segatashya engaged in deep conversations with Jesus, seeking answers to fundamental questions about creation, suffering, morality, and the afterlife. This account of his life, penned by his close friend Immaculée Ilibagiza, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide, is a testament to hope and faith. Segatashya's words resonate universally, offering comfort and inspiration, regardless of one's religious beliefs, and preparing hearts for both this life and the next.