All Article articles – Page 49
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ArticleTrusting God – in the good and bad times
Nancy Goudie tells us about the incredible ministry she and her husband set up, and how she learned to truly trust God
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ArticleLonging for intimacy
Jen Baker shares candidly about her own journey towards intimacy with God, which is the subject of her new book Face to Face
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Article“The God I’ve encountered is different to what you’re making him sound like now”
?Katia Adams spoke to Claire Musters about a childhood begun in Iran, seeing the radical faith of her parents and grandparents outworked, feeling called to be a leader – and why she had to wrestle with the gender debate for herself.
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ArticleA church for young people
Beth Resch spoke to Premier’s Woman to Woman presenter Maria Rodrigues about hearing God’s call for her life, and how the various roles she’s had within the Church of England are helping her impact young people’s lives
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ArticleSing your way through suffering
When we sing to the Lord, it can bring healing of a different kind says Joni Eareakson Tada
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ArticleRestoring the years the locusts had eaten
Have you ever felt too old to do something new? If so, Dorothy Wigan’s story may just challenge and inspire you. After a tough start in life, she recently published a series of short stories at the age of 79.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH ABBY EATON
Singer Abby Eaton seemed to have it all. She loved making music, her husband Chris was writing songs for big-name artists and the couple had a lovely home. But when they had a baby Abby found herself struggling with postnatal depression and tackling the taboo that often surrounds mental illness. She talks about her daily battle with anxiety and the joy of creating new music.
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ArticleMake peace not war
Peace activist and campaigner Pat Gaffney talks to Premier’s Woman to Woman presenter, Maria Rodrigues about challenging Britain’s involvement in the arms trade, being jailed for non-violent protests and how we all have a role to play as peacemakers
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ArticleKingdom vs Chaos
Alistair McIver investigates how two women and the church are supporting the fightback against anti-social behaviour in the country’s most violent street
Everyone seems to want their 15 minutes of fame, these days. And when you, your work, or your location finally make it into the headlines of a national newspaper, that would appear to be ‘mission accomplished.’ -
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ArticleBible feasting
God’s Word is food for the soul and he has prepared a feast for us, says Sandy Mayle ...
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ArticleMealtimes of grace
One way to counter the busyness of our days is to create some breathing spaces or Sabbath-moments when we can stop and recalibrate. Mealtimes offer just such an opportunity, says Kate Waterman
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ArticleNurture hope
Hope lights up the darkness and there are simple things we can all do to make hope a reality in our lives, says Joanne Cox-Darling
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ArticleHold tight – or let go
In a letter sent from Portugal to Sir Francis Walsingham, in 1587, Sir Francis Drake memorably wrote, “There must be a beginning of any great matter, but the continuing unto the end, until it be thoroughly finished yields the true glory.”
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ArticleHelping children keep the faith
Your children may be leaving home, but you can still encourage their relationship with God, says Rachel Turner
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ArticleRev Kate Bottley interview
She’s much in demand, but Rev Kate Bottley is determined to keep her feet on the ground, as she explains to Andrew Graystone
