Devotional book in French “Un Ruisseau dans le Désert”

Who has not experienced a time of spiritual drought? Dr. Natacha Moorooven has written a book with 40 short devotional chapters to help you cross your own desert experience successfully. Called a “A Stream in the Desert” she reflects on personal experiences and current events in order to find encouragement and motivation as the reader faces herself in the desert, leading to her meeting God there as well. The next step is to see his or her neighbor in the desert. Finally, she shows how to face the future in the desert and that God is always your protection, watching over your life according to Psalm 121.
The author, Dr. Natacha Moorooven, an educator at heart, hails from Mauritius. She spent the last twenty years of her life in Africa, America and Asia. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Information Management and Theology, a master’s degree in Religion and Ethics, and a PhD in International Relations.
She has served as an intern pastor and as the director of the Voice of Hope in Mauritius. She then joined the Adventist Volunteer Service at the General Conference in Maryland, United States. In this capacity, she is a missionary for two South Korean Adventist churches and for illegal immigrants - victims of sexual exploitation. Three years later, she worked for the Communications Department of the General Conference in the United States. In spring of 2008, she obtained a scholarship for a Ph.D. in International Relations at Sogang University, in Seoul. She completed her PhD in 2013 and was hired right away as an Assistant Professor at Gyeongju University, then in March 2014, at Yongin University.
This inspirational book is simply the result of her passion and the experiences she has acquired over the years.
The book can be ordered through: http://www.vie-sante.ch/meditations/2896-ruisseau-dans-le-desert-un-9788963753102.html?search_query=ruisseau&results=3&
The quote on the back cover expresses so well what we need when we are crossing a desert: “What makes the desert beautiful,' said the little prince, 'is that somewhere it hides a well...” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince