An Epistle to the African Church calls pastors, theologians, counselors, and denominational leaders to face the family ethics crises already present in African churches and diaspora communities. With biblical seriousness and pastoral urgency, Enoch Ofosu addresses premarital preparation, family pressure, infertility, assisted reproduction, surrogacy, abuse, separation, divorce, remarriage, and church discipline. The book argues that silence and slogans are no longer adequate where wounded families, childless couples, abused spouses, and confused believers need truth, mercy, justice, and holiness held together. Offering the Seven Tests of Christianity and Family Ethics, a practical discernment framework, together with policy-oriented guidance, it invites churches to move from reaction to preparation, from shame to truthful care, and from private pastoral improvisation to accountable Christian wisdom.
