Sheena Gershom | May 26, 2023
Reading has always been my favourite pastime. It's evolved from adventure and mystery novels (Enid Blyton and Nancy Drew anyone?) to non-fiction books that address spiritual topics. Over the past...
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I love the story of Ruth and Naomi, not only as a story of love, commitment, and God’s inclusion but also of women who, like me, live in a culture...
Continue ReadingKelley | April 25, 2023
I hesitate to write on this topic, as the prompt for this month is “Walking with Someone Through Suffering.” A huge disclaimer: I in no way equate singleness with...
Continue ReadingShiphrah Lakka | March 25, 2023
She rises early, before the sun, to ensure her household tasks are done. She's a loving mother, a hard-working wife, she does them good, all the days of her life....
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | November 15, 2022
Diseases. Diagnoses. Deliberations. Drama. Doctors. Lots of doctors. That pretty much sums up one of the TV shows my husband and I watch fairly regularly on Netflix. When the IndiAanya...
Continue ReadingRuth Davidar Paul | September 27, 2022
So, full disclosure, this is a very short article that is based on a flash of insight that I had recently. I can’t add any more to it to make...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | May 13, 2022
Even as the Mother's Day celebrations wind down, spa coupons expire, and special discounts end, a weariness may begin to set in as mamas face the seeming sameness and smallness...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | February 22, 2022
“No expectations, no disappointments.” You’ve probably heard that quote or similar statements on the topic of disappointment. You may have thought, yup, that’s true: If I had not expected to...
Continue ReadingPriya Gordon Clarance | October 22, 2021
I was in my late twenties and had been working for about seven years at a speech and drama centre for children. I loved every bit of it - the...
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