By Hope Bonarcher2025-01-07T07:00:00
The first working Monday of the year (yesterday!) has been dubbed ‘Divorce Day’.and Hope Bonarcher gives some reasons why we shouldn’t give in to the temptation to throw in the towel.
There’s a nasty rumor afoot delineating poor January as ‘Divorce Month’. While the divorce rate in the UK has been in decline since the 1970s (along with marriage rates), it wouldn’t be surprising if divorce lawyers did see an upswing in filings this time of year.
Couples, post Christmas, have been bare-knuckling it through the holiday crunch; stressors like striving to create homemade meal perfection, providing perfect presents for kids who have everything, and angst ridden travel arrangements, could find them entering the new year feeling like they need new (single) lives.
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2025-03-27T05:20:00Z By Tola Doll Fisher
Woman Alive editor, Tola-Doll Fisher, writes a tribute to her ex mother-in-law who always showed her love and compassion.
2025-03-26T13:16:00Z
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2025-03-19T06:35:00Z By Julie Robinson
Broken Rites is an interdenominational group offering mutual support and information to divorced and separated spouses and partners of clergy and recognised ministers. Julie Robinson shares how the group helped her in her time of need.
2025-04-30T05:52:00Z By Suze Gurmeseva
‘Jesus never forced anyone to follow him, yet his unwavering love transformed lives (Luke 22:42, Galatians 5:22–23). You can’t control your husband. But you can let the Holy Spirit shape your own heart and responses,’ says Suze Gurmeseva.
2025-04-30T05:47:00Z By Beth Appleby
‘At a routine check up on the baby, a few days before our planned C-section, her heart rate kept disappearing. Distressed this was the end, I agreed whole-heartedly to an emergency C-section as our church community prayed fervently over Zoom,’ says Beth Appleby.
2025-04-29T05:38:00Z By Jemimah Wright
‘If I ever meet Olivia Colman (one can dream) I would love to chat to her about school, and our experiences of drama classes with Mr Hands, but I would also ask her about her faith, and encourage her that the God she worshipped in chapel choir at school, is the same God who wants a close walk with her today, and to bless her even more than she knows,’ says Jemimah Wright.
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