All Business articles
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ArticleLook after the skin God gave you
When Emiko Ray couldn’t find good-quality products to suit her sensitive skin as well as her budget, she decided to create her own
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ArticleSpeciality coffee is not just a fad, being a values-led, social business means 'trying to be like Jesus'
Founder of CLO Coffee, Linda Castle, recounts the struggles to keep her socially conscious organisation alive amidst competition from larger chains
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ArticleGirl power reimagined
Dr Belle Tindall explains why she is so enthusiastic about the female-led, environmentally friendly brand, Zena
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ArticleJoining our stories with God’s
Lizzy Standbrook is a storyteller and creative strategist with a heart to help charities get their message across more effectively
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ArticleMaking God an intrinsic part of every lesson
Lorraine Trevett spoke to Alex Noel about how her late husband started The King’s School, and the faithfulness of all those involved despite the many challenges
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ArticleWhy do women perform better at school, but men are ahead in the workplace?
CEO of the Association of Christian Teachers, Lizzie Harewood, explains why she believes this is happening and what the Church should be doing in response
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ArticleInfluencer, Anna Mathur says, ‘You can’t do it all’
Psychotherapist Anna Mathur is also a highly sought-after author, podcaster and speaker. Here, she reveals some of the practical ways she manages her time in order to give of her best to both family and work
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ArticleCooking in season
Chef Georgina Fuggle shares her passion for cooking – as well as some great summer recipes to try out this season
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ArticleSexism in the city
Lizzie Hutchison lifts the lid on what so many of us are dealing with in the workplace as well as the Church
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ArticleFaith and fashion
Woman Alive editor, Tola-Doll Fisher, spoke with stylist Lily Lam about how she got started in the industry
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ArticleHome is where you are
Interior designer Sophia Wigram spoke with Becky Hunter-Kelm about her passion for creating beautiful spaces in which people can thrive
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ArticleHelping families to stay together
Ella Dibb is the 25-year-old founder of Rose Nannies, a nanny agency that covers events as well as private babysitting – which she set up in July 2021. Ella spoke with Maxine Harrison about how she started
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Article‘Sewing into people’s lives’
Suzanne Simpson opened her business, Nice Threads, after losing everything in a house fire. She speaks with Maxine Harrison about her journey to becoming a business owner and how her faith inspires her in her work
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OpinionWhy we need women at the forefront of AI technology
’As women of faith we should embrace the fifth industrial revolution with faith not fear,’ says Jamie Phear. She says we need women pioneering alongside men to step into the future with leadership that is grounded in ethics and inclusivity.
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ArticleA place of holistic nourishment
Thea Muir, founder of the successful I Am So Many Things brand, has recently started a community café with her husband, Dom
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OpinionHow to be a (Christian) CEO
Dragons’ Den presenter Deborah Meaden is well known in her position as a CEO, but how can Christian women take on similar positions in a way that centres their faith in how they lead? Girls’ Brigade CEO, Judith Davey-Cole shares what she has learned about doing it well.
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ArticleHow I decided to tackle food waste, and made it into a business
Jenny Costa, the visionary behind award-winning brand Rubies in the Rubble has an accessible message of hope and empowerment
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ArticleHow God led me to start a cake business, and resurrected it when I thought it was all over
Alex Noel spoke with Chinelo Awa about the rise of her cake business, and how God brought it back to life after a challenging period
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Article‘I can get you a six-pack, but I’m far more interested in getting you into heaven!’
Coach Estelle Wallace partners with Jesus to teach people to approach their wellness holistically
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OpinionWhen it comes to feeling fulfilled and successful it’s vital to have Christian comrades in your corner
Writer and broadcaster Deanna Fletcher encourages us all to think through who’s in our corner when it comes to our careers.
