In the shadow of towering stelae and monolithic churches, the story of Ethiopian Christianity unfolds-a tale as enduring as the stone from which its faith was carved. Faith Carved in Stone takes readers on a vivid journey through one of the world's oldest Christian civilizations. From the mysterious kingdom of D'mt to the powerful empire of Axum, and from the legend of the Queen of Sheba to the resilience of monasteries in the face of foreign invasions, this book reveals the rich spiritual and cultural tapestry of Ethiopia.
Drawing on history, myth, and theology, it explores how geography, isolation, and unshakable belief forged a uniquely Ethiopian expression of Christianity-distinct, ancient, and deeply alive. Whether you're a scholar, traveler, believer, or seeker, Faith Carved in Stone offers a profound look at a faith shaped by mountains, myths, and centuries of devotion.