Starting from the early 1950s, All of us were Blessed Before Birth spans over seventy years and captures the history, economy, religion, and ways of life in a typical Ghanaian village a few decades ago. In this well-crafted narrative, which sometimes reads like a thriller, the author recounts his experiences living in Ghana, Nigeria and the USA as a child. student. teacher. pastor. and an entrepreneur. Chronicling the author's remarkable life and insight while delving into travail, trials, tests, and challenges, All of us were Blessed Before Birth invites readers to think and act for the good of society, planet earth and our individual souls. The story begins before the birth of the author who points out the incredible blessing that each human being has received for being selected for life. In this expansive autobiography, the author talks about God's grace, presence, and protection; and the many human instruments that have supported the author whose biological father died when he was just four years old. He brings to life pivotal moments of his life and subtly points to the crucial role women played in his life, right from the determination of his courageous mother to enroll him in college to the loving support provided by his wile and companion of more than four decades. All of us were Blessed Before Birth provides insights about leadership, holiness, parenting. and citizenship while challenging the reader to imagine and pursue extraordinary dreams and a life worthy of the unique blessing of being selected to live.