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OpinionKatharine, Duchess of Kent: A life of quiet service, faith, and compassion
Jemimah Wright reflects on the life and faith of Katharine, Duchess of Kent. In her journey through joy, sorrow, and ultimately conversion to Catholicism, the Duchess leaves behind a legacy of humility, service, and steadfast devotion to Christ.
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OpinionWhat the Bible and The Materialists have in common
Lucy Macdonald reflects on Celine Song’s new romcom The Materialists and the deeper questions it raises about love, wealth, and what truly satisfies. Beneath the glittering Manhattan skyline, she finds surprising echoes of ancient biblical wisdom.
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Article‘No thank you, I’m a child of God’
Twenty-one-year-old dancer and actress Laetitia Iacono spoke with our editor Tola-Doll Fisher about fame, faith and finding her voice
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ArticleAbortions are not to be celebrated
Lily Allen’s inflammatory comments have outraged Christians and non-Christians alike. Especially when, Hope Bonarcher asserts, women have been created by God to birth life, encouragement and hope
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OpinionTaylor Swift and Travis Kelce – why we love a love story
Jemimah Wright explores Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement, and why we can’t resist a love story. Could our fascination with romance point to the only love that truly satisfies: the love of Christ?
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OpinionWhy K-pop makes me think me of heaven!
Writer Amy Clarke shares how her unexpected love for K-pop helped her grasp the joy of heavenly worship. Through the beauty of concerts and lightstick oceans, she began to imagine heaven not as tedious, but as a place of shared wonder and delight in something far greater than ourselves.
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OpinionChristian BMX rider, Alexis Alden, wins bronze at UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Copenhagen
Jemimah Wright reflects on watching American cyclist Alexis Alden point upward before her race which led her to explore the athlete’s performance, faith, and the growing legacy of women in BMX.
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OpinionWhen Andrew Tate met Bonnie Blue: faith, feminism, and the fight for truth
Sophie Dianne explores Andrew Tate’s controversial views on faith, masculinity, and women’s roles—particularly in light of a recent podcast with adult performer Bonnie Blue.
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OpinionGreat genes, great divide? A Christian perspective on beauty, race and the Sydney Sweeney controversy
In the wake of American Eagle’s latest campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney, writer Hope Bonarcher, herself black model, offers her Christian lens on beauty standards, identity, and the deeper worth found in Christ alone.
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OpinionJane Birkin’s original Hermès handbag just sold at auction in Paris for £7.4 million - as Christian women should we value status symbols?
Jenny Sanders invites us to reconsider what we truly value in a world obsessed with status and material success. Her insights resonate deeply with the words of 1 Timothy 6:6: “Godliness with contentment is great gain.”
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OpinionMichelle Agyemang: The faith of a Lioness
In the wake of the Lionesses’ thrilling Euros final victory over Spain, Maxine Harrison shines a light on rising star Michelle Agyemang — a 19-year-old striker whose talent on the pitch is matched by her bold Christian faith.
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ArticleWhat will boys be?
Dr Belle Tindall recognises that our society is desperate to work out why there has been such a rise in male violence and toxic masculinity – and says the Bible has the answers
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Article‘There is a difference between feminism and justice’
As women we have probably all faced discrimination by men, says Hope Bonarcher, but feminism has got it wrong – the answer doesn’t lie in ditching our serving hearts
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OpinionLouise Perry and the surprising turn toward Christian wisdom
Jemimah Wright highlights a recent Instagram post where feminist author Louise Perry reflects on the cultural value of Christianity. Her evolving perspective, shared widely online, has sparked fresh conversation about faith, feminism, and the search for meaning in a secular age.
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OpinionLove Island is back on our screens, and presenter Maya Jama has confirmed she’s a Christian
Sophie Dianne explores the unexpected intersections between Love Island host Maya Jama’s glittering career, her complicated past, and her quiet yet persistent faith.
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OpinionWhen Rachel Reeves wept: Why tears in politics are no bad thing
Jemimah Wright reflects on the reactions to Rachel Reeves’s visible distress in Parliament and what this reveals about our expectations of emotional strength in leadership.
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OpinionActress Jennifer Garner’s front page faith
Jemimah Wright reflects on Jennifer Garner’s quiet return to faith in a culture that rarely highlights it.
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ArticleAre you thinking of writing a book but aren’t sure where to start?
Author Ruth Leigh shares how the small press Resolute Books came into being, and what it is like to be a part of its growth and development
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ArticleUnpopular…but true
Our culture prefers popular opinion to truth, says Hope Bonarcher, as she asserts it is kinder to be honest than provide misguided flattery
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Article‘We are not meant to “pick” our gender’
Kate Orson unpacks the cultural narratives around trans ideology and asserts that knowing our identity in Christ helps us to truly be ourselves
