All Lifestyle articles – Page 9
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OpinionGleaming in the dark
On ME Awareness Day (12 May), Keren Dibbens-Wyatt bravely shares an insight into what life is like for someone with myalgic encephalomyelitits (ME), as well as revealing the hidden creative treasures she has found in her stationary life.
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OpinionMy final love offering
At the start of Dying Matters Awareness Week, Ann Clifford shares the importance of preparing for death well – and how she made her own preparations this year.
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ArticleLoved through childlessness
Marie Goode, 71, has spent 47 years as a missionary alongside her husband Steve. Here she shares why they still trust in God’s goodness, even though he hasn’t given them the one thing they truly desire
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OpinionTaking up the challenge
Despite being a self-confessed hater of exercise, when a friend said she was doing Tearfund’s 21 for 21 challenge Rev Kate Wharton decided to join in too
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OpinionNew Christian Creative Directory launched
World Creativity and Innovation Day on 21 April brings the launch of the UK-wide Christian Creative Directory
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Opinion'The Queen’s faith should determine how she reacts to the Meghan and Harry interview'
Millions of people are thought to have tuned in to watch the interview with Oprah last night. Here's why Lauren Windle thinks a response should come from the Royal Family themselves and not their PR team
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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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OpinionShould Christians be watching dating shows?
Forced intimacy, casual sex and “love at first sight” – is this how God wants us to find love? Dating and relationships writer Lauren Windle explores...
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OpinionWhy Harry and Meghan’s baby news gives us all hope
As a news reader, Premier's Tola Mbakwe has been used to hearing and reporting on bad news almost every day during COVID-19. Here's why she thinks we should all be celebrating the latest from the royal family
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OpinionWhat Christians can learn from Bridgerton about sex
Bridgerton has just been named the biggest Netflix series of all time and Woman Alive editor Doll Fisher says it's not just about corsets and gossip
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ArticleAre women leaving it too late to have children?
Woman Alive’s singles columnist says the statistics around women prioritising work over motherhood do not tell the whole story...
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Article‘Let’s value the roles of the housewife and mother again’
Tola-Doll Fisher talks to Alena Kate Pettitt about why she has chosen to be a stay-at-home housewife and the negativity that sometimes surrounds this choice in modern society
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ArticleWhere do you live?
Star Trek fans will love this analogy from writer Sheila Jacobs as she grapples with some real life parallels
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ArticleYou can’t have growth without pain
Using the example of a baby teething, Dammy Olatoye shares a life lesson on the strength to endure
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Podcasts, Pigeon Poo and Prayer
Woman Alive editor Doll shares her morning routine and how that sets her up for the day
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ArticleStyle it up
For years, Alex Agboke searched for a personal style to reflect her identity. Now God has inspired her to help others find theirs
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ArticleWhat to do when you’ve lost your job
From furlough to redundancy, the pandemic has left many feeling anxious about the future. If you've recently found yourself out of work, here is what you can do next
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ArticleGod gives clear signs to those who need them
Susan Wright, 75, is the mother of five children and grandmother to nine. She became a Christian in her 20s then married John, now 86, in 1974. She has battled dyslexia and low self-esteem, but has held onto God’s faithfulness through the trials of life, including her husband having cancer twice, two years of unemployment – and even him being sent to prison
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ArticleWhy you need a will
We are all living in a period of uncertainty, however, having a will is important, regardless of what stage of life we are in, to leave a legacy for our nearest and dearest
