December

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Laughing children, hot chocolate and a snoring dog on a lazy Sunday afternoon…

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Maxine Hallett reflects on her journey towards God, and the sanctuary she now calls home

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Editor's letter: Would you open your home to a stranger?

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We asked our writers to talk about ‘home’ this issue and tell us what it means to them. I’d love to know what it means to you too.

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A prayer of thanks for our homes

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A reader’s prayer by Julia Rudyard

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‘We all need a place where they have to let us in’

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Veronica Zundel unpacks her responses to the places she has lived over the years, and reflects on where our true home lies

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Signs & Wonders in everyday life - December 2021

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Stories of God’s intervention through the power of prayer

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‘I had made peace with dying, but the thought of being crippled was harder’

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After 15 years of a progressively debilitating illness, John Mark Comer’s wife, Tammy, was supernaturally healed from a curse last year. She talked to Jemimah Wright about her journey

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Cathy Madavan: Five things I have learned about… generosity

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Cathy Madavan shows us how the five love languages provide a great guide to generosity

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You can thrive during menopause!

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Dr Olúṣẹ̀yẹ Àríkàwé rounds off our special three-part series on the menopause

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December Book Club

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This month Amy Boucher Pye is reading…

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December Book Club - Readers recommend…

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Richard Wurmbrand was imprisoned twice for being a Christian. This book is an education into human evil; how he suffered is staggering. It’s a series of sermons that he composed “on the verge of insanity”. Yet his answer to the inhumanity and his powerlessness is his belief in the promises ...

  • Laughing children, hot chocolate and a snoring dog on a lazy Sunday afternoon…

  • Editor's letter: Would you open your home to a stranger?

  • A prayer of thanks for our homes

  • ‘We all need a place where they have to let us in’

  • Signs & Wonders in everyday life - December 2021

  • ‘I had made peace with dying, but the thought of being crippled was harder’

  • Cathy Madavan: Five things I have learned about… generosity

  • You can thrive during menopause!

  • December Book Club

  • December Book Club - Readers recommend…