- Hot topics
- Join Now!
Is Maya Jama a Christian? A look at the Love Island presenter’s faith
By 
Lauren Windle2023-06-06T08:30:00
As series ten of Love Island kicked off yesterday, we look at the spiritual life of its host Maya Jama.
Love Island is back. After controversies, multiple suicides and body-positive protests, it’s fair to say that the world has cooled off with its rampant interest in the show. But despite a reduced viewership, the original tropical dating format still commands a comparatively large audience.
At the helm of the “summer of love” is Maya Jama, who took over as presenter from Laura Whitmore earlier this year. Her eye-catching outfits and “tell it like it is” approach made her popular with viewers. But what do we know about the 28-year-old personality’s faith?
To continue reading, register today for more access!
If you are a member or a registered user, or if you already have a login for another Premier website SIGN IN HERE
"> A NEW DIGITAL HOME FOR WOMAN ALIVE
Woman Alive is now fully online, with honest stories and thoughtful Christian perspectives on faith and the realities of women’s lives.
Start exploring today.
Register and choose two articles to read for FREE every month.
And if you like what you read, visit our subscriptions page and sign up for unlimited access.
If you already have an account with a Premier website SIGN IN HERE
Related articles
-
OpinionWhat The Traitors taught me about judging others – and why Jesus would challenge us
As millions tuned in to watch The Traitors, Kezia Neusch reflects on why we are so quick to judge others and how easily we can get it wrong. Drawing on psychology, social media and the teachings of Jesus, she explores why we need more humility and less division.
-
OpinionJulianna Glasse: ‘This is what happens when women read’ – why books made her question her Christian faith
When a Christian woman was confronted by her husband for reading books he disapproved of, it sparked a journey that would change her life. Alex Noel explores the power of reading, the importance of questioning what we believe and why faith and critical thinking should go hand in hand.
-
Article‘I was an atheist for 30 years – then my search for truth led me to Jesus’
Keely Hall spent 30 years believing there was no God and admits she would cross the road to avoid street preachers. She tells Woman Alive’s Jemimah Wright how a desperate search for truth unexpectedly led her to Jesus – transforming her fear of death, her relationships and the direction of her life.
More from Opinion
-
OpinionREAL TALK: “I’m a Christian widow. Is it wrong to masturbate when I miss intimacy?”
In our fortnightly column ‘Real Talk’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on [email protected] and ask us anything.
-
Opinion“I refused to let my children go trick or treating – so I started our own Halloween alternative”
Sybilla Hart dreaded Halloween as a child and later found herself wanting to protect her own children from its darker imagery and growing dangers. But rather than simply saying no to Halloween, Sybilla and her village church decided to create something positive – and Luminous has been bringing the community together for nearly a decade.
-
OpinionThis Halloween, try sharing ex-witch and ex-ghost hunter tracts
Should Christians avoid Halloween altogether, or could it be an opportunity to share the gospel? Former spiritualist Laura Maxwell explains why she believes Halloween poses spiritual dangers and how Christians can use the season to share the hope and freedom found in Jesus.
- Issues
- Topics A-Z
- Writers A-Z
- © 2026 Woman Alive
Site powered by Webvision Cloud