All Faith articles
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OpinionBlack History Month: Honouring Black women of faith
Ayoola Bandele reflects on the overlooked faith and courage of Black women like Phillis Wheatley and Mary Prince, showing how their steadfast belief continues to shine light and inspire today.
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OpinionThe Artist’s Way - why I stopped teaching it after I became a Christian
Having discovered it before she became a Christian, Kate Orson revisits The Artist’s Way, a course promising to guide you through the process of recovering your creative self, and now questions its spiritual practices.
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OpinionLouise Thompson’s journey towards faith
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm reflects on Louise Thompson’s journey through birth trauma, recovery, and her openness to spirituality. Becky gently encourages Louise to lean into those stirrings of faith and discover the hope and fullness found in Jesus.
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OpinionHow to hold onto our faith when we feel overwhelmed by life’s trials
Writer Charlotte Phillips shares how faith can sustain us through life’s hardest seasons. Drawing on scripture and her own journey, she offers hope in the midst of trials.
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ArticleLessons from a foreigner
We all have a story to tell. I was raised by two beautiful Irish souls who instilled in me the profound teachings of God. My parents embodied a strong faith, especially clear during my mum’s illness and my dad’s dutiful care during this difficult time. I miss ...
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ArticleBeauty from ashes
Like the biblical Naomi, Ethiopian-born Ruth Meakins lost both her husband and son. In an exclusive interview, Ruth shares her story with Tola-Doll Fisher, and continues to celebrate life with her two daughters
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ArticleThe ‘happy high status’
Rev Katherine Chow shares her hesitant entry into public speaking, and the inspiration she draws from John the Baptist
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Article‘Fragrance, faith and the power of story’
The trauma Tonya Kidd-Beggs endured as a pre-teen blocked out all the joy and light of her childhood, but the evocative power of scent helped bring it back
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ArticleThe Salvation Army: Disturbing the present for the sake of the future
As this well-respected, global organisation turns 160, our deputy editor, Jemimah Wright, considers its impact, particularly for women
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ArticleLiving grace-filled lives and the power to forgive
Rhiannon Goulding shares moments in her own family’s history where there were moments both to offer and receive forgiveness
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Article‘And now, here I am, a wife’
As Christian and feminist theologian Dr Belle Tindall becomes Mrs Belle Riley, she shares why the concept of marriage is complicated for her – and why she decided to embrace it anyway
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Article‘God really does make babies!’
Signs & Wonders in everyday life - Your stories of God’s intervention
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OpinionWalking on water: an exercise of faith for the unemployed
Writer Sandie Eggers Seagroves shares her journey of unexpected job loss that ultimately led her to discover God’s greater plan for her life. Through seasons of uncertainty, she reflects on how faith, provision, and trust shaped her path from unemployment to fulfilling freelance work.
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OpinionKatharine, Duchess of Kent: A life of quiet service, faith, and compassion
Jemimah Wright reflects on the life and faith of Katharine, Duchess of Kent. In her journey through joy, sorrow, and ultimately conversion to Catholicism, the Duchess leaves behind a legacy of humility, service, and steadfast devotion to Christ.
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OpinionThe faith of radio DJ Clara Amfo
Maxine Harrison reflects on Clara Amfo’s candid conversation with Fearne Cotton on the Happy Place podcast and how personal loss reshaped her outlook on life and happiness.
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ArticleAre you ready to let go and let God?
Rev Katherine Chow talks about uncertainty bias and how a transatlantic move helped her grow in ways she could never have foreseen
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Article‘No thank you, I’m a child of God’
Twenty-one-year-old dancer and actress Laetitia Iacono spoke with our editor Tola-Doll Fisher about fame, faith and finding her voice
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ArticleThe truth about the Holy Spirit
Margaret Feinberg reveals how the Holy Spirit didn’t suddenly appear at Pentecost, we can see the Spirit’s presence at work throughout the Bible, and in our lives today
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Article‘I hit rock bottom as a teenager; today I help young people who are struggling’
Ex-Wildwood Kin drummer, 31-year-old Meg Loney, has been on a dramatic journey from drugs to faith to the heights of the music industry. Having lost her brother to suicide, today Meg is back in her hometown of Exeter and believes God has led her to the young people there
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Article‘It seems that this influx of young people is reviving the dying Church’
Kate Orson is absolutely sure that the ‘Gen Z revival’ is key to the future of the Church, but urges caution with the Church’s next steps
