Alberto Allegue is a remarkable writer whose life journey is reflected in his books. An American of Cuban descent, he escaped the constraints of a communist regime in 1965, settling in Venice, California. There, he pursued his education at Santa Monica College and the University of Southern California, and earned degrees from Florida State University and Troy State University. Currently, and a dedicated PhD student at Liberty University.

 

As a retired U.S. Air Force Counterintelligence and Espionage officer, Alberto served his country with distinction. Now, as President and CEO of A Guy in the Pews Publishing, he shares his profound insights and experiences with others. His voice resonates in the Christian community, particularly in his hometown of Ocean Springs, Mississippi, where he is recognized for his inspiring writing.

 

Alberto’s works, including There Were No Roosters in Jerusalem, Christ’s Safe House, and The Visitor: An Angelic Visit, have touched many hearts, earning him the Impact Writer Award among other accolades. His writing not only draws on extensive historical, Rabbinic, and Biblical research but also explores the depths of the Christian and Catholic faith, integrating the latest archaeological discoveries. Through his books, Alberto offers readers a compassionate perspective on the material culture of the ancient world and how it enriches our understanding of biblical texts.

 

With a heartfelt approach, his writings speak to shared emotional struggles, encouraging those who feel lost or disconnected to rediscover their purpose, strengthen their faith, and reconnect with God. He addresses themes of healing, coping with grief, and finding meaning after age 50, offering solace and guidance through prayer.

 

Alberto's life is further blessed by his wife, Dinecha Allegue, and their three children, as well as a loving circle of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. His journey is a testament to the enduring strength of faith and the power of community.