Sharing Your Faith With Your Grandkids
By: Ben McEachen
Ian Barnett from The National Grandparent Movement encourages you to make the most of more time, involvement and intentional investment. Read more
Navigating Life’s Unexpected Detours
Have you ever had dreams and plans for life, started down the path to achieving them, and after a while you looked around and wondered, “How did I get here”? Read more
Beating The Post-Book Blues
By: Sharon Cooper
Do you ever feel sad or a sense of grief as you reach the end of a really good book? Or the final episode of a television series you’ve come to love? Read more
How to Set Healthy Boundaries in the Workplace
By: Bec Harris
Boundaries in the workplace help protect your well-being while maintaining respect and efficiency. Read more
The Salt Path – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 1/2 (OUT OF 5 STARS)
The Salt Path: Searching for the Perfect Combination of Salty and Sweet of Survival Read more
Enter Your Choir to Win This Prestigious Event
By: Kim Wilkinson
A $5,000 prize is up for grabs in this International event for Christian Choral groups.
The Next Generation of Parents and Students
By: Mark McCrindle
The educational landscape is shifting dramatically, driven by the entrance of a new generation of students and the next generation of parents. Read more
On Proceeding As the Way Opens…
By: Brian Harris
You might know the lovely Quaker saying, “Proceed as the way opens.” In a risk-averse era—one where we want absolute clarity and know that we are liable if we forget to read the small print—this is a gentle prompt to accept the ambiguity of life. Read more
5 Ways to Fight Well and Turn Conflict Into Connection
By: The Centre for Effective Living
A common myth about relationships is that not fighting is a good sign. Although not fighting may sound ideal, peaceful, easy, and drama-free, in reality, the absence of conflict can sometimes signal emotional distance, avoidance, or unspoken resentment. Read more