THE FRIENDSHIP OF DAVID AND JONATHAN: WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE TRUE FRIENDS "When you are in a mud, a true friend will help you out and won't care whether his clothes get dirty or not." (Kezia Maria Baawa-Essel). Self-centered people cannot be true friends. Any friend who is unwilling to look beyond their comfort cannot pull you out of fire. To be a friend means you've gotten to a level where you don't think only about yourself, but also about others. Mother Theresa laid her comfort aside to save the people she loved. If you want to be a true friend, look beyond your own comfort when your friends are in trouble. The friendship between David and Jonathan encapsulates this kind of friendship. The goal of this book is to help you discern your true friends and become a true friend to others. John Arthur hails from Saltpond in Central Region of Ghana, West Africa. Being an old student of Swedru School of Business, he continued his tertiary education at University Of Education, Winneba, where he obtained his first degree in Bachelor of Business Administration (Human Resources Management). He discovered his assignment on friendship in February, 2014 during a forty-day fasting and prayers. From that time till today, John has committed himself to researching, reading, and writing single-mindedly on the subject of friendship. He has formed a global organization, called The School Of Friendship, which travels in and out of the country to educate people on friendship and help them have a better understanding of what true friendship is all about. With more than 4,000 students at The School Of Friendship, John commits himself to reaching people from every nook and cranny of the world with the gospel of friendship. He had sold 2,500 copies of his friendship books to different schools and people around the world. His dream is to help the word to become a place where people could live together as friends; in love, unity and oneness.
