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‘The enemy doesn’t want your money; he wants your soul’ - A Christian ex-witch explains the darkness behind Halloween

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Ghosts, Ghouls and the Traitors…navigating faith as a parent at Halloween

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Faith and the enduring power of Les Misérables at 40

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As a self-sufficient, successful Christian woman, am I too eligible to date?

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What does the first AI actress mean for Godly creativity?

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How the Westminster Confession brought me the anchor I needed during ill health

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How God helped me to embrace my natural hair

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From darkness to light: finding hope beyond domestic abuse

  • ‘The enemy doesn’t want your money; he wants your soul’ - A Christian ex-witch explains the darkness behind Halloween

  • Ghosts, Ghouls and the Traitors…navigating faith as a parent at Halloween

  • Faith and the enduring power of Les Misérables at 40

  • As a self-sufficient, successful Christian woman, am I too eligible to date?

  • What does the first AI actress mean for Godly creativity?

  • How the Westminster Confession brought me the anchor I needed during ill health

  • How God helped me to embrace my natural hair

  • From darkness to light: finding hope beyond domestic abuse

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‘The judge told me he knew I was innocent’

2025-10-22T15:14:00+01:00By

Hannah Overton was ripped away from her husband and four children and spent seven years in prison for a murder she didn’t commit

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Jesus asked me why I had rejected him

2025-10-22T15:09:00+01:00By

Faridah was born into a strict Muslim family, but as a teenager went her own way – until she had an encounter with Jesus that changed everything

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Beauty from ashes

2025-09-23T06:50:00+01:00By

Like the biblical Naomi, Ethiopian-born Ruth Meakins lost both her husband and son. In an exclusive interview, Ruth shares her story with Tola-Doll Fisher, and continues to celebrate life with her two daughters

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‘Powerful in God’s hands’

2025-09-23T06:48:00+01:00By Jane Flack

Jane Flack shares how allowing God to teach and shape her gave her a passion to unite Christians 

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Made for commitment

2025-09-23T06:41:00+01:00By

Kate Orson says the enemy is working hard to stop people from committing to one another, but God’s heart for life-long marriage is hard-wired into us

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BIBLE

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Are all the ‘bad women’ of the Bible really bad?

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Elaine Storkey unpacks the story of Queen Vashti, to show how our views of some of the women in the Bible have been influenced far more by legend than truth

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Rural female clergy have good news to share

2025-10-13T05:50:00+01:00By

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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CURRENT AFFAIRS

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Fifty years of equality: lessons from Zelophehad’s daughters

2025-10-22T05:40:00+01:00By

Writer Michelle Tant marks 50 years since the Sex Discrimination Act, linking modern equality laws to the biblical justice shown in Zelophehad’s daughters.

Church

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Rural female clergy have good news to share

2025-10-13T05:50:00+01:00By

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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‘Why I don’t think having a female Archbishop is a good thing’

2025-10-10T05:52:00+01:00By

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.

BUSINESS

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‘Nobody wants to organise a funeral’

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‘Fragrance, faith and the power of story’

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Non-profit = good; business = bad?

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From Granny’s knitting needles to global impact - the story of Gogo Olive

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Building resilience in order to flourish

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‘It doesn’t feel like a job’

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Come for the skincare, stay for the heartcare

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‘Solving social isolation, one dog walk at a time’

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Being blind in business

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Power and obedience - Fola Komolafe MBE talks about following God’s grace through her career as a female business leader.

  • ‘Nobody wants to organise a funeral’

  • ‘Fragrance, faith and the power of story’

  • Non-profit = good; business = bad?

  • From Granny’s knitting needles to global impact - the story of Gogo Olive

  • Building resilience in order to flourish

  • ‘It doesn’t feel like a job’

  • Come for the skincare, stay for the heartcare

  • ‘Solving social isolation, one dog walk at a time’

  • Being blind in business

  • Power and obedience - Fola Komolafe MBE talks about following God’s grace through her career as a female business leader.