In the heart of Liberia's darkness, where war had laid its heavy cloak over the land, emerged a beacon of hope named Leymah Gbowee. Her story, as chronicled in "Mighty Be Our Powers," is one of profound transformation—from a young woman shattered by the relentless brutality of civil conflict to an indomitable force for peace. Gbowee's journey is not just a tale of personal survival but a testament to the collective power of women united in the face of adversity. Faced with the devastation of her country and the despair of domestic abuse, she found within her the courage to harness her anguish, sparking a movement that would change the course of history. With the formation of the Liberian Mass Action for Peace, Gbowee ignited a fire within both Christian and Muslim women, leading a campaign that defied the norms of a society engulfed in violence. Through sit-ins, public protests, and a groundbreaking sex strike, these women confronted not only the tyrants who had ravaged their homeland but also the world's indifference. "Mighty Be Our Powers" is not merely a recounting of historical events; it's an inspiring narrative of how unity, fortified by the unyielding spirit of women, can tear down the walls of tyranny and guide a nation toward the dawn of peace.