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Opinion‘Tarot cards are a definite no for Christians, and this is why’
Tarot reading may seem like harmless spiritual curiosity, but writer Kate Orson warns that it opens doors Christians are never meant to walk through. She explains the hidden dangers behind tarot’s mystical appeal — and why only God, not the cards, holds the truth about our future.
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Opinion‘As a Christian woman, this is how I have learnt to navigate conflicts in platonic relationships.’
Writer Joy Roxborough reflects on the roots of conflict and offers faith-based strategies for navigating relationships. Through scripture and personal insight, she shares ways to approach discord with grace and perspective.
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OpinionGREAT SEXPECTATIONS: How do I get over being jealous of my married friends?
In our fortnightly column ‘Great Sexpectations’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on womanalive@premier.org.uk and ask us anything. Here, the Woman Alive team answer a woman who is angry about being single.
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OpinionDolly Parton’s sister asked fans to pray for the ‘Queen of Country’
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm reflects on faith and sisterhood after Dolly Parton reassured fans of her good health, reminding us how prayer and family love can draw us closer to God.
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OpinionTaylor Swift’s lyrics remind me of the invisible string of God’s love; a cosmic romance that never fails
Writer Sophie Sanders reflects on Taylor Swift’s song Invisible String, showing how our longing for connection points to the unending love of God.
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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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OpinionA Jewish follower of Jesus shares her hope in the wake of ceasefire
Writer D’vora M.B. shares a powerful reflection on faith and resilience amid two years of war in Israel, revealing how, even through fear and loss, her family and nation continue to hold on to hope in God.
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Opinion'I re-discovered hope in God after domestic abuse and now I want to help other women to do the same'
Writer Sally Hope shares her journey of rediscovering faith after escaping years of domestic abuse, finding in God a hope that no human being could provide. Now, through her Always Hopeful programme and her new book No Visible Scars, she seeks to walk alongside other women on the path to healing and renewed trust in God’s love.
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Opinion'What Victoria Beckham’s story taught me about identity in Christ'
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright reflects on Victoria Beckham’s Netflix documentary, exploring how true identity isn’t found in fame or success but in being loved by God.
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OpinionGod gave me a dream of a book, and it took 28 years to bring the dream to reality
Writer Alex Palmer shares how a God-given dream sparked a decades-long journey to write Charlotte’s Candle, a novel born from personal grief and faith. Through setbacks, illness, and perseverance, Alex shows how God’s timing and grace can turn pain into purpose.
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OpinionRural female clergy have good news to share
Author, Ruth Leigh highlights the vital role of women in rural ministry, sharing uplifting stories from the LoveRural Conference. Her article showcases how female clergy and laywomen are bringing faith, hope, and community engagement to the countryside.
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OpinionAs a Christian mum this is why I am not giving my child a phone
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm explores new smartphone bans abroad while sharing why she’s committed to raising her sons without phones.
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Opinion‘Why I don’t think having a female Archbishop is a good thing’
Hope Bonarcher reflects on womanhood, faith, and the appointment of the Church of England’s first female Archbishop of Canterbury, questioning whether progress always aligns with biblical truth.
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OpinionHow significant is it for married Christian women to change their surnames?
Writer Jenny Sanders explores the history, traditions, and shifting cultural meanings behind surnames and first names. From colonial laws to biblical legacies, she reflects on how names shape identity, equality, and destiny.
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Opinion‘How did I get to 33 as a Christian woman and not know this about miscarriage?’
As Baby Loss Awareness Week begins, writer Jane Knoop urges Christian women to break the silence around miscarriage. She calls for greater honesty and compassion in sharing these hidden experiences with younger generations.
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OpinionA French catholic nun is leading many to Jesus online
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm highlights Sister Albertine, a young French nun turned viral faith-influencer, whose social media presence is sparking a quiet revival among Gen Z.
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OpinionRaye’s new single is the cry of many Christian women: ‘Where is my husband?’
Perry May Britton shares her journey of praying for a husband and the lessons she learned about hope, timing, and trust in God. Her story offers encouragement to anyone waiting on the Lord.
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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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OpinionArchbishop Sarah and the future of Church leadership
Joy Roxborough reflects on the historic appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury. She considers what the milestone means for church leadership, inclusivity, and the example of Christ’s upside down kingdom.
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OpinionGREAT SEXPECTATIONS As a menopausal woman, did God plan for us to no longer be that interested in sex, or is it something I can change?
In our fortnightly column ‘Great Sexpectations’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on womanalive@premier.org.uk and ask us anything. Here, the Woman Alive team answer a woman with questions about libido in menopause.
