In 2004, Dr. Ernest Nnadigwe arrived in Perth, Western Australia, as a pastor sent to build. He came with faith, family, and a clear ministry assignment. What followed was a long and costly struggle across church, immigration, legal, and academic systems.

Persecuted for My Faith and Race is his documented account of false allegations, institutional pressure, visa threats, academic obstruction, and the painful cost of standing firm when truth is contested by those with power. Yet this is not a story of defeat. It is the testimony of a man who refused to surrender his calling, his integrity, or his faith.

From the founding and growth of The Light Pavilion Parish to the establishment of Redeemed Care Incorporated, from church conflict to doctoral vindication, Dr. Nnadigwe shows how Jehovah can sustain His servant through opposition and bring truth to light in due time.

Part personal testimony, part documented record, and part biblical reflection, this book speaks to every believer, migrant, minister, scholar, and leader who has faced injustice inside systems that should have acted with fairness.

The truth does not need embellishment. It needs the courage to be told.