Journey through Struggles applies to church people and non-church people alike. Every man, woman, and child originates from the same God force; the Universal energy-source; and have in common the same - spiritual-human being-ness - uniquely formed by God who calls us individually (and collectively) into existence for His own purpose and pleasure. Every living soul experiences struggles. We share the same breath, the sunlight and rain, joy and pain; and are touched with unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind (of natural and man- created disasters) which caused echoes of cries of pain to reverberate in our hearts. However, though this book is written primarily with Black people as the target group [the reasons which no doubt will become clear throughout 'The Project', in God's grand design of his universe we should be mindful that all mankind have come short of the glory of God, therefore 'journey through struggles' also applies to every one of God's children, what ever his/her colour, culture, language or race, etc. On our 'Journey through Struggles' we are reminded that "The Road of Life" takes us on to highways of individual experiences. Therefore, let us remember that however long we might be in our storms, "It's the Journey that's Important, not just the getting there." Furthermore, our journey is ongoing, always. It is not just about climbing ladders to a higher level. In addition to the view 'as life's path' our journey may be viewed as a mountain; a forest, a beaten trail, our challenges and trials; or it may be a process of self discovery. Finally, when we reach the summit of our mountain, there we will make a wonderful and startling discovery that it's not the end of the journey. We are not just here to achieve our purpose; we are here to transcend it. In other words, when we reach the top of the mountain, we keep on rising. These are all ideas which we will come across time and again throughout this book.