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Inside the issue, Diane Tuffuoh shares how becoming a mother at 16 led, in time, to the God-given vision behind Faith and Forevermore. Eti Zadok reflects on war, ill-health and learning to trust God through every season. Ann-Louise Graham explores why we care so much about approval, while our Outspoken column asks whether women are safe from men.
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When Diane Tuffuoh talks about love, it’s not in clichés or fairy tales. It’s grounded, honest and deeply shaped by her journey with God. From a faith-centred upbringing to navigating teenage motherhood and now leading Faith and Forevermore, centred on Christian relationships, her story is one of resilience, surrender and hope
For Hope Bonarcher, the invitation to step into the choir came at a season of exhaustion, doubt, and endless responsibilities. What followed became a powerful reminder that God doesn’t wait for us to feel ready; He simply asks us to bring what we have and trust Him with the rest.
Living in Romania, Israel, the UK, US and finally settling back in Israel, Romanian-born Eti Zadok has lived through war and ill-health – and says she has learnt to trust God through every experience
Kate Orson believes we need to equip every young person to understand freedom and autonomy
Anne Hartslief on her journey after a devastating diagnosis
The viral “6/10” dating debate is forcing many to ask what really matters in choosing a life partner. For Christians, the answer may be more challenging—and more countercultural—than it first appears.
Elaine Storkey unpacks scripture to show us the ‘enormous value’ God places on young people
Hosted by Claire Musters
Hosted by Claire Musters
Hosted by Claire Musters
Hosted by Claire Musters
Hope Bonarcher looks at the ramifications of a society entertained by the dramatisation of other people’s lives, and why she believes our gaze should be focused elsewhere
Read storyFormer BBC reporter, Ann-Louise Graham, raises a timely question about freedom of expression in an age of shifting legal boundaries. Could what we publish today one day be judged under laws that do not yet exist?
Hope Bonarcher looks at the ramifications of a society entertained by the dramatisation of other people’s lives, and why she believes our gaze should be focused elsewhere
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright finds herself unexpectedly reoriented to the sacred rhythm of Easter Week. With fresh perspective, she reflects on the unfolding story of Jesus’ final days.