All Woman Alive articles in November 2026
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ArticleWhy remembering the good times can strengthen our faith when life feels hard
When life feels overwhelming, it can be easier to remember the struggles than the blessings. Rhiannon Goulding reflects on how rediscovering old family photographs reminded her of God’s faithfulness and the importance of holding on to hope during difficult times.
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ArticleAuthor’s Corner: ‘I didn’t start writing my first novel until May 2020’
Ruth Leigh may be an author, speaker and freelance writer, but she has had an extremely varied career over the years. Today, she is best known for her series of satirical, diary-style novels following the life and fledgling faith of Insta mum Isabella M Smugge, but also writes Austen-inspired stories and poetry. While Ruth may have dreamed of being a writer, she never thought it would become a career for her. She tells Claire Musters how things changed for her.
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ArticleIs God doing His deepest work when it feels like nothing is happening?
In her spiritual formation column, Jamie Phear reflects on autumn, transition and the seasons when God’s work in us can feel almost invisible. As the leaves fall and gather around the roots, she asks whether we can resist the urge to rush ahead and trust God with the slow, hidden work of becoming.
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ArticleWars and rumours of wars: Should Christians be afraid of what’s coming?
With warnings of growing global conflict and renewed calls to prepare for war, should Christians be worried about what lies ahead? Kate Orson reflects on the possibility of war, the lessons we can learn from persecuted believers and why spiritual preparation may be more important than stocking up on emergency supplies.
