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‘Mumming’ is Meant to be Messy Not Perfect

By: Laura Bennett

Hosting Sober Awkward, a comedy podcast following two former party animals as they navigate life without alcohol, Victoria’s laying out her life again in Mumming. Read more

5 Deliciously Different Organic Hot Chocolates to Warm Up Your Winter

By: Sharon Fitness

There’s nothing quite like wrapping your hands around a steaming mug of hot chocolate on a chilly winter day.
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Building Healthy Intergenerational Teams

By: Mark McCrindle

As the world of work rapidly evolves, forward-thinking leaders are turning their attention to one of the most powerful forces shaping organisational performance: the intergenerational workforce.
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Would God Speak about the Stockmarket?

By: Tania Harris

A young man once told me about how God spoke to him about the share-market and whether his stocks were going to rise or fall. The outcome of his God conversation was that he made a lot of money!
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Why Uganda Should Be on Your Travel Bucket List

By: Bec Harris

Uganda may not be the first country that comes to mind when you think of Africa, but it should be. David Smyth recently returned from exploring East Africa and shares why Uganda stood out.
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“I Gave God 12 Months”

By: Bryce Davis

Thank goodness God doesn’t hold grudges. That’s all I can say. Even in my years of rebellion—even when I was cursing His name and shouting at those who spoke about Him—God never gave up on me. 
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Breaking the Cycle: Embracing Rest in a Culture of Busyness

By: Lorrene McClymont

Something I have discovered as I have studied rest over the last few years is that it is counter cultural. We live in a society where the standard answer to ‘how are you?’ is ‘busy’, and exhaustion seems to be a badge of honour.
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The Ballad of Wallis Island – Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (OUT OF 5 STARS) Read more

Grandparenting From a Distance: 3 Tips

By: Joni Boyd

Families can find themselves scattered across vast distances.
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The Day She Called Me Dad

By: Andy Wells

This year, I had the privilege of returning to Uganda for the third time with Feed The Hungry, visiting the refugee settlement in the Kiryandongo district. Read more