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Embark on an extraordinary odyssey of self-discovery in Seeking the Other Side, a gripping tale that transports readers to a pivotal era of early Christianity. Through the eyes of Nruma, a resilient slave, the story unfolds as he gazes across the vast expanse of the great sea, yearning to unravel the mysteries that lie beyond. Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving world, Nruma's path leads him to an unimaginable destiny. Transformed into Simon, he becomes an integral part of Jesus' journey, shouldering the weight of the cross as an unwavering symbol of faith. His travels take him to the vibrant city of Antioch, where he emerges as a visionary, contributing to the very foundations of the nascent Christian Church.
Amidst a tapestry of action and adventure, Nruma's quest transcends mere physical boundaries. Driven by an unwavering desire to dismantle the shackles of injustice, he courageously confronts the barriers that divide humanity, sparking a powerful ripple effect that resonates far and wide. Seeking the Other Side weaves a riveting narrative, blending historical detail with a profound exploration of the human spirit. In this awe-inspiring tale, the protagonist's journey serves as a metaphor for the indomitable resilience of the human soul, reminding us that hope and courage can triumph even in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Colin Ferguson was born in Perth and the family moved to Richmond, Surrey, in 1948. He then attended Tiffin School in Kingston, leaving in 1957 when he joined the RAF. He followed this with ten years in the Bank of England. For the next forty years, he held various jobs, including working as a Probation Officer, and he ended his career in Reading as a Senior Manager. He holds a Master's degree in criminal justice and certificates in mediation. He retired in 1996 and has since written two novels and several books of worship material. He has been married to Janet for over sixty years and remains active in the church as a lay preacher.