Tinā is the story of Samoan teacher Mareta Percival. This beautifully tragic story will have your heart singing again.
To be kinder to myself I have realised that I need to reframe my thinking. I need to embrace something called ‘variability’.
When we iron a shirt, the shirt is crisp and clean. You put the shirt on, and it feels amazing. But pretty soon, it’s wrinkly again…
Whether it’s between us and heaven, or me and you, after a heartfelt “I’m sorry” comes not just reconciliation, but freedom.
In WWI Mackenzie was known for his unwavering work ethic and lifting the spirits of the soldiers in harsh times – but is now largely unknown.
Do you find yourself saying yes when you want to say no? Are you quiet when you should speak? Do you bend over backwards to keep others happy?
Pope Francis, the beloved head and the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has died aged 88 on Easter Monday.
You may need to shift perspective: if you assume your dog is misbehaving, you’ll treat it that way. But what if it’s scared instead?
As Aurora, Candace Cameron Bure blends warmth with wit, creating a character who is as passionate about justice as she is about books.
The final form of the Gospels were most likely written around 30 to 60 years after Jesus walked the earth. What does this mean for our faith?