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Article‘We don’t need to hustle for God’s attention’
While society teaches us we need to look and be a certain way, Florence Gildea asserts that God loves us as we are so we can stop seeking outside validation
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ArticleGod may surprise you
Writer and Editor Sheila Jacobs was recovering from a debilitating illness when she finally stepped into the calling on her life. Could now be the time for you to step into yours?
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ArticleWaiting for God
Writer Tope Pearson shares her experience of struggling to see a long-held promise come to fruition – and how she persevered in the years between.
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ArticleCOVID-19 hope for nine million slum dwellers in Mumbai
The global pandemic and calls for a housing revolution could pave the way to ridding India of leprosy
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ArticleYOUNG ACTIVISTS LAUNCH CLIMATE JUSTICE CAMPAIGN
Christian Aid’s Prophetic Activist Scheme encourages young people to address societal injustice as part of their faith. Chloe Brimicombe explains why it's important
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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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Article‘In God's eyes we are equal’
Katie Lynch, 30, has been married to Leon, 31, for six years. They have two daughters, Kylah, three, and Liberty, one. Here she describes how they met and the challenges they have faced
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ArticleBe a cupbearer
Joni Eareckson Tada challenges us not only to pray, but to become God’s active agents of change
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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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ArticleI've been called chocolate face and curry breath...racism isn't just a black and white issue
A writer from South Asia asks, for those with a skin colour somewhere in between, where do we fit into the discussion?
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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
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ArticleWe are all in this together
How do we address the rising tensions from years of racism and injustice? Start with compassion, says Jeanette McCarthy
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ArticleSix things you need to know about life with God
In August we start a new series on the life lessons from ordinary women of faith. Rosalie is in her 70s, here are six key things she wants to share with you
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ArticleWhat does the new domestic abuse bill mean for women?
Relationship charity Restored explains how the new rules around domestic violence can better support and protect victims
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ArticleWhat are the new rules for weddings?
The wedding ban has been lifted but the threat of COVID-19 means there are still restrictions. Michaela Hyde, executive director of Marriage Foundation explains what you need to know
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ArticleWhat are you sowing in this season?
Lisa Bevere shares what God has been saying to her during lockdown, why her new book Strong is so relevant for these times and why she rejects the message she has consistently heard – that she is ‘too strong’
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ArticleThe power of stories
We need stories for our times of uncertainty and pain, says Tanya Marlow
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ArticleA nostalgic, feel-good, coming-of-age story
Little Women has its heroine grasping hold of her career, and also finding love – but let’s be wary of its ‘have it all’ message
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ArticleA prisoner of faith
What would you do if you were given three days to recant your faith in Jesus?
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ArticleFacing racism – fight or flight?
After fleeing from Civil War in Sierra Leone, writer Andrena Sawyer says living in the U.S.A. exposed her to a new kind of battle – for equality
