Rain in the Tent: A True Story of War, Womanhood, and the Will to Rise

Have you ever felt like life gave you more pain than you were prepared to carry?

Have you ever wondered if you’d make it out — whole, healed, and hopeful?

Rain in the Tent is the unforgettable memoir of a young girl born into conflict, raised in a Rwandan refugee camp, and left to navigate a world without a mother or a place to truly call home.

Written by Emilienne Murera, a registered nurse and immigrant woman now living in Canada, this powerful true story invites you into the reality of war, faith, and resilience. Through haunting memories and moments of divine mercy, Emilienne reveals how she survived the unimaginable and how every tear, prayer, and loss shaped her into the woman she is today.

In this book, you will discover how to:

Find strength when everything you depended on disappears

Rebuild your identity after trauma, displacement, and heartbreak

Trust God even when your prayers seem to go unanswered

Rise again after separation, shame, and starting over

Heal, forgive, and move forward with purpose

Whether you’re an immigrant, a survivor, or simply a woman who knows pain — this story will remind you that you are not alone and you were born to rise. The tent leaked. The rain fell. But the girl inside? She endured. This is more than a memoir. It’s a testimony of triumph.