Elizabeth Mago writes from a place of faith, personal healing, and a deep desire to help others recognize their God-given worth.
Through inspiring books and compassionate community work, she encourages women, children, families, and young people to find belonging, strengthen their faith, and live with purpose.
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Faith-Based Inspirational Memoir
A personal account of Elizabeth Mago’s search for healing, identity, freedom, and the unconditional love of God. This heartfelt memoir encourages readers to look beyond past wounds and recognize their true worth in Christ.
Christian Healing and Discipleship
A faith-centered book that reminds readers that healing does not have to happen in isolation. Through biblical encouragement and compassionate guidance, it supports individuals, families, and communities as they grow in faith and restoration.
Faith-Based Youth Fiction
Set in an African village, this inspiring youth story follows a group of young people navigating struggles, anxieties, pressures, and vulnerabilities as they discover hope, belonging, and purpose on a dusty football field. Through the game they love, football becomes more than a sport—it becomes a classroom for life. Guided by Coach Baba Musa, the young players learn courage, teamwork, resilience, and healthy decision-making as they confront drugs, peer pressure, and the challenges of growing up.
Elizabeth Mago is a Christian author, speaker, and compassion advocate whose work is deeply rooted in faith, healing, and purpose. Shaped by her own journey through rejection, loneliness, and the search for belonging, she writes to remind others of the truth of who God created them to be.
Through her books, Bible studies, and community work, Elizabeth walks alongside women, children, young people, and families as they rediscover hope, dignity, belonging, and their God-given identity. Her words are inspired not only by her own story, but also by the resilience, faith, and courage of the communities she serves through Kadosh Voice of Glory International.
Her message is simple: healing does not have to happen alone. When people are seen, loved, and supported, individuals can heal, families can grow stronger, and communities can become places of compassion and hope.
“Healed people change families. Strong families build compassionate communities where children can flourish.”

The football field becomes a place to learn discipline, responsibility, and better choices.

Young players face peer pressure, temptation, and difficult circumstances without losing sight of their future.

Biblical values help the characters find strength, direction, and hope during challenging moments.

Friendship, mentorship, and community remind young people that they do not have to struggle alone.

The story encourages readers to become positive role models and agents of change in their communities.

Healthy decisions, self-respect, and purpose help young people choose hope over destructive paths.
A compassionate Christian guide that encourages readers to pursue healing through faith, reflection, and supportive relationships.
A practical faith-based study guide designed to help women reflect on Scripture, deepen their healing, and grow in spiritual strength.
“The football lessons helped me understand that life also has boundaries and choices. The program taught me that saying no to drugs is not weakness. It is protecting my future and respecting myself.”
Youth Participant, Kadosh Program
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Elizabeth Mago’s books begin with honest reflection, prayer, and a desire to help others feel seen, valued, and deeply loved. Her writing is shaped by her own journey of healing, biblical truth, and the resilience, faith, and hope she witnesses in children, women, families, caregivers, and communities.
Each page carries a purpose: to help readers move beyond pain, rediscover their God-given identity, and know they do not have to walk through healing alone. The stories and lessons woven into her work are also inspired by the people Kadosh Voice of Glory International has the privilege of walking alongside.
What begins in the heart becomes an invitation on the page to heal, grow in faith, live with compassion, and become part of restoring hope and belonging in the lives of others.
Elizabeth’s early experiences of rejection and isolation became part of a deeper search for identity, freedom, and restoration.
Through God’s love and His Word, she began to understand that her worth was not defined by pain, labels, or the opinions of others.
Her personal healing inspired books that encourage readers to find hope, strengthen their faith, and recognize their God-given value.
Through Kadosh Voice of Glory International, Elizabeth carries the messages in her books into practical support for women, children, families, and communities.
Have a question about Elizabeth Mago’s books, speaking opportunities, community initiatives, or faith-based resources? Send a message to begin the conversation.
connect@elizabethmago.com
books@kadoshglory.org
Learn more about Elizabeth Mago’s books, faith-centered message, community work, and opportunities to connect.
Her books focus on faith, healing, identity, belonging, purpose, compassion, family restoration, and making healthy choices through God’s guidance.
Her work speaks to women, young people, families, churches, schools, mentors, coaches, and readers seeking hope, spiritual growth, and encouragement.
It is a faith-based youth story and related bible related study guide on prevention of substance and drug abuse. Inspired by Kadosh football discipleship program, the story uses football language to teach resilience, teamwork, leadership, drug prevention, healthy decision-making, and the importance of protecting one’s future.
Kadosh Voice of Glory International is the mission through which Elizabeth brings the values of healing, belonging, faith, and compassion into practical community action. Its approach seeks to anchor ‘community development’ in ‘compassion,’ working alongside communities to nurture locally driven solutions that restore dignity, strengthen resilience, and create sustainable pathways of hope for vulnerable children and families.
You can reach Elizabeth through the website contact form or by emailing connect@elizabethmago.com for questions about her books, speaking opportunities, resources, or community initiatives.
Elizabeth’s writing is inspired by life experiences, faith, and the stories of people and communities around her. Most of her work is customized as tools and used alongside facilitation guides to facilitate healing, belonging and build compassionate communities.
Many of Elizabeth’s writings are life-inspired and draw from personal experiences, community stories, and challenges people face in everyday life. Where stories involve sensitive experiences, identifying details may be adapted to protect the dignity and privacy of individuals and communities. Its both a mirror of communities she serves and a pathway to achieve the vision and mission of Kadosh Voice Glory International.
No. While the guides are grounded in Christian faith and Scripture, they are designed for use in different settings, including churches, families, youth groups, community circles, mentorship settings, and individual study.
Yes. Many of the Bible study guides and practical resources are designed to encourage reflection, conversation, prayer, and compassionate action within groups as well as individual study.
Elizabeth’s books and resources can be purchased through Amazon and Barnes & Noble, and are distributed via IngramSpark. For bulk purchases at retail pricing, please contact books@kadoshglroy.org
‘Ubuntu’, an African philosophy with universal application, reflects the cultural and communal values close to Elizabeth’s African roots. It shapes her understanding that our lives are interconnected and that we flourish when we care for one another. Ubuntu flows through her writing through themes of compassion, belonging, shared healing, and community, connecting her cultural heritage with the biblical call to love and care for one another.
Kadosh is a Hebrew word meaning “holy” or “set apart for God.” Voice of Glory reflects our desire to be a voice of God’s love, hope, and compassion in the lives of others.
Together, Kadosh–Voice of Glory International represents a calling to serve with compassion—bringing hope, restoring dignity, and creating spaces of love and belonging for the vulnerable.