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OpinionEvery single time Prince Harry mentions faith and spirituality in his book Spare
Writer Lauren Windle details every mention of the supernatural in Prince Harry’s best-selling book Spare, but there’s a sad lack of Christianity.
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OpinionDemi Lovato’s banned advert was a blatant ploy to promote her music by offending Christians… and she’s not the first
Demi Lovato released pictures of herself in a bondage style position lying on a cross shaped mattress and writer Shakira Peronet isn’t impressed.
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OpinionFay Weldon 1931–2023: a feisty feminist writer with an unexpected but committed faith in Jesus
The much-admired author Fay Weldon sadly died last week. Here writer and long-time fan Belle Tindall, reflects on her remarkable life and boundary-busting writing.
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OpinionPrince Harry’s book was published this week, but is the Duke of Sussex a practising Christian?
There’s no shortage of headlines about Prince Harry at the moment, but what does the royal’s Christian faith actually look like?
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OpinionPeople praised Greta Thunberg’s response to Andrew Tate’s goading, but there’s a more sensible way to deal with attention-seeking
Writer Suzie Kennedy explains why there’s no need to entertain fools, even those as antagonising as Andrew Tate.
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OpinionYour 10 most read Woman Alive Opinion pieces of 2022
This year has been full of ups and downs and we’ve been here, helping you navigate it from a Christian perspective. Here, Lauren Windle takes a look at what you’ve been reading on Woman Alive’s opinion page over the past twelve months.
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OpinionBeyoncé told Meghan she was selected to break generational curses that need to be healed and I think she could be right
In the final three episodes of Netflix's Harry and Meghan documentary, the Duchess of Sussex received a message from Beyoncé suggesting that she was 'breaking a generational curse' for the Royal Family. Here Woman Alive's editor-in-chief Tola-Doll Fisher shares her thoughts.
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OpinionI watched Netflix’s Harry and Meghan documentary so I could pick a side in the royal rift, but Jesus convicted me about judging
Writer Shakira Peronet sat down to watch Netflix’s Harry and Meghan documentary with the popcorn ready to get the inside scoop on the royal upset. But all she could think about was Jesus’ response to judgement and the way he modelled love.
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OpinionI Googled all 26 members of the World Cup England squad to find out if they were Christians and here’s what I learned
The England squad are preparing to take on Wales this evening but how many of them will be praying to Jesus for victory? Lauren Windle took it upon herself to do hours of research so you don’t have to. You’re welcome.
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OpinionDo we really need Black Friday, Cyber Monday or any kind of seasonal sales system in the fashion industry?
Modelling exposed me to a wonderful world of fashion and I still love clothes but hate any attempt to trick us into buying in excess disguised as a “bargain”. We deserve better and so does the earth God gave us to protect.
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OpinionThe 2022 World Cup in Qatar is a wake-up call about labour exploitation – so what can the Church do to help?
The World Cup is a wake-up call that labour exploitation is still a very real problem for millions of people around the world, and unless we act now, it will continue to get worse. Here, Frances Kordonowy from modern slavery charity IJM, explains what churches can do to help.
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OpinionI run a charity in Russia and the reality for Christians who don’t believe the government propaganda is horrific
Russian law imposes criminal charges on anyone who disagrees with the war, receives funding from the West or practices evangelism outside of the Russian Orthodox church. Here, our anonymous contributor, speaks about the realities of those living in the heavily controlled country.
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OpinionLiz Truss’ resignation is an exposing failure - but my hope is that she will develop a relationship with Jesus in the midst of the hurt
Liz Truss resigned as prime minister yesterday after just five weeks in office. While she failed to deliver on the promises she made in her leadership campaign - Woman Alive’s deputy editor Jemimah Wright urges us not to focus on the failure but to pray that she meets with God within it.
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OpinionOur Chancellor resigned and the economy’s in chaos - but the turbulence can drive us closer to Jesus
While the government and the economy are in crisis, writer Jo Acharya encourages us to turn to biblical wisdom and Jesus for our comfort. She says: “Let’s let the turbulence of these days drive us closer to him, hungry for his grace and guidance.”
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OpinionClimate change isn’t just a conversation topic to us, it’s an emergency - God gave us a mandate to look after the Earth
Two Christian climate activists, Laura Young and Jessica Bwali, will be attending COP27 in Egypt next month. Laura, from Scotland, and Jessica, from Zambia have partnered with Christian humanitarian charity Tearfund, to call for action on the climate crisis. This week, during Premier’s Missions Week they share their passion for campaigning on climate justice.
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OpinionI am a Sri Lankan wife and mum - there's an economic crisis in my country and suicide rates are at an all time high, we need prayer
Nicole Parakrama explains how the 2019 bombing, severe COVID restrictions and economic crisis have left her gorgeous country Sri Lanka in desperate need of prayer.
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OpinionThis Black History Month I want to honour the ‘black church’ and the inspirational clergy who serve their communities
October is Black History Month Marcia Dixon MBE is celebrating the “black church”. Here she explains the impact the church had on her life and the many ways it positively influences the black community.
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OpinionItaly’s first female prime minister vowed to protect ‘God, family, country’ but some call her a fascist… should we be worried?
Last week far-right politician Giorgia Meloni was named Italy’s prime minister. Her focus is on protecting the family and national identity, but some of her controversial statements have caused some to compare her ideology to ‘fascism’. Here’s what we know…
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OpinionWe can take hope in mourning a Queen who wasn’t afraid to die, Her Majesty knew that death was not the end
Author of Our Faithful Queen Catherine Butcher explains that the Queen was not afraid of dying but instead had hope in the resurrection of Jesus.
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OpinionThe Queen’s funeral was watched by an estimated THREE BILLION people – we need to pray that the Christian message gets through
Journalist Lauren Windle remarks on what an incredible gospel opportunity the Queen’s funeral is and explains that we all have a part to play in making sure Jesus’ message lands.
