All Woman Alive articles in January 2025
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ArticleChristine Caine: ‘I should have been a statistic’
The Australian evangelist opened up to Fiona Stewart about the childhood abuse she endured, the shock of finding out she was adopted and the passion God has stirred in her to fight human trafficking
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ArticleTravelling solo
With the significant rise in the number of women travelling alone, we’ve collated some of the best options for your solo holidays this year
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ArticleThe ‘ongoing mystery’ of chronic pain
Worship leader Lydia Dicas has lived with physical pain for as long as she can remember. She says that in the midst of suffering, intimacy with God is everything
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ArticleAre Christian women ashamed of their own sexuality?
Sex therapist Emma Waring delves into the cultural double standards that have existed for millennia, and which perpetuate the shame and guilt that women can feel around pleasure and intimacy
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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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Article‘I get my inspiration from life itself’
Born into ‘dust and depression’, Janette Oke published her first book in her 40s and is now a bestselling Christian author
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Article‘Human righteousness is cheap’
Hope Bonarcher urges us all to eagerly seek after God’s righteousness and to contend for it amidst a culture that shifts like the sand
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ArticleIt’s time to move away from diets
In our new women’s health column, Dr Becky Howie shines a spotlight on diet culture, and emphasises the importance, instead, of food choice and nutrition based on the wisdom found in both science and scripture
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ArticleBook Club: The Girl From Montego Bay: The autobiography of Britain’s first black woman bishop
Hosted by Claire Musters
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ArticleWhat do we really believe about parenting?
In her first column, Rhiannon Goulding says it is time to consider what we want to pass on to our children without simply following what everyone else is doing
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ArticleChristian feminism is a gospel issue
Dr Belle Tindall looks back at the issues she’s raised with us over the past year
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Article‘I found freedom in submission’
Growing up feminist, Kate Orson was initially disgusted by Ephesians 5. But she says she has learned to trust that God’s way is best
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ArticleHandling complaints with justice
Elaine Storkey unpacks Acts 6, revealing the principles that enabled the early Church to move forward after a dispute and which she urges us all to live by today
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Article‘Marriage is not about a hierarchy or a chain of command’
Veronica Zundel responds in her usual direct manner to the statement: “Women should submit to their husbands”
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