Report Reveals Christians Are Facing Growing Persecution

By: Alex Milne

Over the 30 years of the Open Doors World Watch List reporting, the global phenomenon of Christian persecution has grown alarmingly.
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Starting School Well: the ABCs of Transitioning to School

By: Amy Cheng

Starting school for the first time can be scary for both a child and their parents, however, an academic specialising in early childhood education has come up with a simple recipe to make that transition easier.
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Why Does My Wife Restack the Dishwasher?

By: Sam Chan

If I don’t stack the dishwasher, I get in trouble.  But if I do stack the dishwasher, my wife re-stacks it! Read more

Engage All of Your Senses: Spend Time in a Garden

By: Amy Cheng

Time spent in a garden can engage all our senses and lift our moods, but one has to be intentional in their approach, an expert in therapeutic horticulture has said. Read more

Podcasts for You in 2023

By: Lorrene McClymont

If you are like us, you are always on the hunt for a good podcast. We have put together a list of some of the podcasts we are are listening to at the moment. Read more

How ChatGPT Will Impact the Future of Education

By: Mike Abecina

When I was a high school teacher, returning to work after the six-week extended Christmas break wasn’t always as challenging as it might have seemed. Read more

How The ‘Prayer of The Authentic Self’ Shows The Religion of our Secular Age

By: Akos Balogh

How would you define the religion of our modern Secular Age? Read more

I Wanna Dance With Somebody – Movie Review

By: Reel Dialogue

Nicknamed “The Voice”, Whitney Houston was one of the bestselling music artists of all time, with sales of over 200 million records worldwide. Read more

Are These the 3 Themes of Every Human Journey?

By: Sheridan Voysey

Apparently we are most likely to reflect on our lives at the turn of a new year or when we reach a milestone birthday. Read more

Why This Happens at School Reunions

By: Sam Chan

When I went to my school reunion recently, I struggled to remember names and faces. Read more