Rebecca Hunter-Kelm
Becky is a youth worker-turned copywriter living in Istanbul, Turkey. She writes copy for coaches, creatives and online business owners, loves sustainable style, spin classes, and making cross-cultural connections.
OpinionAs Friends leaves Netflix, faith offers the real connection
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm reflects on the news that the show which once felt like a constant companion - Friends - is finally leaving Netflix. As she looks back on what the series has meant to her, she also considers why its comfort has resonated with so many for so long.
OpinionHow faith meets Italy’s stand against femicide
Becky Hunter-Kelm writes at a moment when people of faith are crying out for justice as Italy takes a bold stand against femicide. As the nation names this violence for what it is, we’re reminded that God’s heart is always with the oppressed.
OpinionMy thoughts as a Christian mum on the school banning K-pop demon hunters songs
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm applauds Lilliput Church of England Infant School’s decision to ban songs from K-Pop Demon Hunters. She explores why, for many Christian families, discernment around spiritual themes in pop culture still matters.
OpinionI’m thankful that recently deceased Fawlty Towers actress Prunella Scales honoured God in her marriage vows
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm reflects tenderly on the life and legacy of actress Prunella Scales, marking fifty years since Fawlty Towers first aired. In this piece, she weaves together nostalgia, faith, and compassion, celebrating Scales’ remarkable career, enduring marriage, and the hope that transcends even the challenges of dementia.
OpinionLouise Thompson’s journey towards faith
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm reflects on Louise Thompson’s journey through birth trauma, recovery, and her openness to spirituality. Becky gently encourages Louise to lean into those stirrings of faith and discover the hope and fullness found in Jesus.
OpinionDid you know Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian are having a Bible study?
‘Despite what Kourtney’s lifestyle looks like on the outside, and that it doesn’t always look like what we think a ‘Christian’ should look like,’ Jesus is so for her!’ says Rebecca Hunter-Kelm.
OpinionWomen in South Korea are faced with having a job or having children
Becky Hunter-Kelm is grateful for the Flexible Working Bill, passed earlier this month, which will help working mothers in the UK hugely. She takes a look at how without flexible working conditions, women in South Korea are choosing not to have babies.
OpinionTina Turner’s legacy - she didn’t give up
As the world pays tribute to the ‘Queen of Rock-and-Roll’, Tina Turner, who died on the 24 May, aged 83, Rebecca Hunter-Kelm remembers the life of the woman who didn’t give up
OpinionThe ‘Lucky Girl Syndrome’ trend is tearing up TikTok but is it soul satisfying or just smug?
From manifestation coaches to money codes, believing in the power of positive thought and the law of attraction to create your desires are among some of the most popular beliefs of our time… and Rebecca Hunter-Kelm’s Instagram feed is FULL of it.
Opinion‘Becky, are you OK?? Did you guys feel the earthquake?’
As the death toll rises, Istanbul-based writer Rebecca Hunter-Kelm, shares the responsibility on us as the Church to respond.
OpinionEncouraging, blocking and taking fasts: This is what I believe @JesusOfficial would do if he had an Instagram account
Of course Jesus doesn’t have an Instgram account but if he did, it would probably be the best Instagram account on the internet. Here, writer Rebecca Hunter-Kelm imagines how @JesusOfficial would use social media.
OpinionWe need to stop being ashamed of our periods, the way God designed menstruation is amazing
Many of us shy away from talking about our ‘time of the month’ but writer Rebecca Hunter-Kelm challenges that idea. Here she explains why we have nothing to be ashamed of and how we can bleed as believers.
OpinionShould Christians ‘manifest’ things? Or is it a dangerous new age practice?
Writer Rebecca Hunter-Kelm explores the increasingly popular trend of ‘manifesting’ and whether it can be done in a Christian way that glorifies God.
ArticleWho says you have to pick friends your own age?
Alli Blair and Carley Serwat found an intergenerational connection enriched their lives in a way they could never have imagined…
Article'I was sold on the black market as a baby'
When Jane Blasio discovered she had been sold at birth – along with 200 others – she decided to help others piece together the missing pieces of their past
Opinion‘Conscious parenting’ isn’t just another mum-fad… I’m a fan, and this is how I involve Jesus
The latest trend of ‘Conscious Parenting’ may sound like a passing craze to be ignored. But mum-of-three Rebecca Hunter-Kelm explains how doing it with Jesus can be transformational.
