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Jane Knoop2022-12-28T05:49:00
A cancer diagnosis at the age of 28 could have shattered the vision Triona Benton had for her future. But she continued to cling to God, trusting that somehow she would have the children she longed for
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2026-11-06T05:47:00Z By Triona Benton
When Triona Benton decided not to return to work after maternity leave, she wrestled with guilt, fear and questions about her identity beyond her career. But what if stepping away from paid work to embrace motherhood isn’t a step backwards, but an opportunity to discover more of who God has called us to be?
2026-11-05T05:56:00Z By Sophie Sanders
Watching ITV’s crime drama Winter unexpectedly brought Sophie Sanders face to face with her own grief over the life she had imagined before a series of devastating health diagnoses. Here, she shares how she is learning to trust God’s character, even when her most painful questions remain unanswered.
2026-10-28T05:53:00Z By Jemimah Wright
In her editorial for the November online issue of Woman Alive, Jemimah Wright reflects on the beauty of hearing people’s stories and the importance of making others feel seen. From extraordinary testimonies of faith to everyday encounters, she reminds us that God is at work in every life.
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