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Before becoming a Christian I followed new age practices - here's why I'd never go near hypnobirthing

2023-05-09T08:30:00+01:00By Kate Orson

Christian writer Kate Orson explains why her past experiences with the new age mean that she would never try hypnosis and hypnobirthing.

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My husband was addicted to porn for 20 years
My husband lied to me for 20 years but God told me to give him another chance
Suffering is a natural part of life
As well as sharing her passion for writing, WA’s much-loved Veronica Zundel talks honestly about the deep valleys in her life – including her brother’s death, caring for a child with special needs and facing cancer twice
Women have never held power in patriarchal societies but we can still effect significant change
Elaine Storkey unpacks the biblical story of Esther’s to reveal her courage in risking her own security to preserve the lives of others

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Am I a bad Christian if I have anxiety?

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Author and mental health advocate Rachael Newham addresses whether we should feel guilty for having anxiety as Christians.

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Author Amy Seiffert realised she wasn’t feeding herself with spiritually nourishing things. Here she explains five things she did to make a positive change.

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Sophie Mei Lan struggled to understand herself until she was diagnosed. Today, she describes how exercise enables her to truly thrive as the person God has designed her to be