All Article articles – Page 36
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ArticleI'm in love with a non-Christian...
It’s all very well to talk about not being yoked to unbelievers, but what do you do when a non-Christian steals your heart?
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Article‘Hurt needs to be heard in order for healing to take place’
Counsellor, psychotherapist and coach Rita Edah MA, MBACP, MACC talks about her therapy practice and why she is so passionate about helping those who have suffered abuse
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ArticleTo illness and disability – No one is immune
Lily, daughter of leading health expert Liz Earle, talks to Tola-Doll Fisher about how she has grappled with chronic illness and healing
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ArticleLiving fearlessly through this pandemic – and beyond
Catherine Adenrele Runsewe celebrates the resilience of women, and encourages us to build on the foundations we have laid during this time of great difficulty
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Article‘You never know what God has planned for your life’
Santia Deck is the highest-paid female American footballer in history. Here she tells Jeanette McCarthy about the highs and lows of her career, her battles with self-image and how her faith in God and the support of the women in her life have inspired her to help the next generation
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ArticleA second chance at marriage
?Gilly, 73, was married to Gordon, 64, for 16 years until they divorced. They were apart for another 16 years but here Gilly explains why they remarried in 2019
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ArticleThe Church is failing single people
Lauren Windle, a 30-something Londoner, has spent the last year interviewing people on their dating experiences in Church and has written Notes on Love based on her findings. It is a much-needed upgrade from a long line of handbooks telling people “How to wait patiently for your Boaz” or “You’re single because you’re not ready”. Lauren tells Tola-Doll Fisher she wrote it not as a guide, but as an invitation to explore a relationship status that she says has been sorely blown out of proportion
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Article‘Single people are vital to the future of the Church’
Beth Collingridge from Single Friendly Church says that we need to value and include single people much more
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ArticleThose who pray together stay together
COVID-19 separation has heightened the importance of praying in com-munity
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ArticleIs it ok to use other peoples prayers?
In part two of our special Christmas blog series, we look at what it means to “borrow” a prayer
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ArticleDo we really know what Grace is?
In the first of a special Christmas blog series, we look at understanding the concept of grace
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ArticleDo you trust God for your future?
In the final part of our special Christmas blog series we look at what it really means to let go and let God
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ArticleFeelings of sin and guilt can separate us from God
Maxine Hallett reflects on the doubts and insecurities than can so often push us away from the God who loves us
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ArticleFeeling lost? Here’s how to get closer to God in prayer
If you're not sure where to start, here are 7 ways you can "borrow prayer"
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Article‘Christians and Muslims live together in peace here’
A campaign by WaterAid brings to light an Ethiopian community standing together in the face of adversity
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ArticleWill a lockdown Christmas bring us closer to God?
COVID-19 has forced many of us to scale down our Christmas plans but writer Sheila Jacobs says that may turn out to be a blessing
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ArticleDo you believe in the power of prayer?
In the fifth blog in our special Christmas series, we consider what prayer is and why we do it
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Article‘I hope the COVID-19 vaccine might help me get my freedom back’
With news of a more serious wave of the COVID-19 virus, a Home Help for Age UK is relieved that her neighbour and friend is now further protected
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ArticleIt’s never too late with God
When housemates Amy Barreto, 45, and Maria Tjelle, 38, felt prompted to pray for their future husbands, this is what happened…
