By Tola Doll Fisher2025-02-25T16:12:00
A message from Doll
I am so inspired by women – aren’t you?
The other day, I watched a Women’s Super League (WSL) football game with a male friend, directly after watching a men’s game. As I watched the women run around the same-size pitch and with seemingly the same stamina as their male counterparts, I commented to my friend how incredible that was. That despite all the things that go on within women’s bodies – pregnancy, menstruation and all kinds of hormonal changes and benign growths in the womb such as fibroids which can cause heavy periods, pain and other issues – they still have so much strength.
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2025-03-07T06:18:00Z By Marcia Dixon MBE
‘There’s much that Christian women can do to live out the IWD theme. We must be advocates for vulnerable, disadvantaged women and those denied their rights. We must promote equality – reminding women that they are made in the image of God, that they are fearfully and wonderfully made and they have a part to play in God’s created world,’ says Marcia Dixon.
2025-02-05T11:39:00Z By Hope Bonarcher
‘As Christians, we consistently need to scrutinize the leanings of the cultural zeitgeist against the truth of scripture. Would the Bible have us believe Potiphar’s wife over Joseph or trust Delilah’s honey tinged sentiments?’ asks Hope Bonarcher as she considers Bishop Marian Budde’s sermon alongside Queen Athaliah, the little known Queen of Judah.
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