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Apr

03
2019

Mothers are the most influential in faith
A recent survey has found that mothers are the most influential character in their children’s Christian faith. According to a new Barna study – which examines the roles that mothers and fathers play in their children’s development – 68% of American Christians said they were more impacted by their mother’s faith. Only 48% said their […]
relationship with God, teach them about the Bible,

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Apr

01
2019

It’s not about what you do, it’s how you do it!
As kids we were told to always try our best, that it doesn’t matter what we decide to do in life as long as we do it with passion. Humans are curious by nature; we are constantly learning and growing, and within that growth comes improvement. Whatever your job, you always have a dream, a […]
achieve your dream, day-to-day life,

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Mar

25
2019

59-year-old leaves everything behind to travel the world
A 59-year-old grandmother who grew tired of the same daily routine working as a social assistant in Brazil’s prisons, decided to leave her life behind in order to fulfil a life-long dream of travelling the world. Ms. Joseja Feitosa, born in the northeast of Brazil, is close to finalising her tour of Vietnam. Her concern, […]
she has decided to become something else, the same daily routine,

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Mar

15
2019

Justin Bieber asks fans to pray for him
Justin Bieber has posted a message on Instagram giving insight into his battle with depression. Bieber left fans worried when he said he is ‘struggling a lot’ and asked them to pray for him. Even though depression is a serious illness, he said that he was ‘not worried’ and ‘just wanted to reach out’ to […]
battle with depression, The most important step,

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Mar

07
2019

The sky is the limit – if you let it
We live in a world where we encourage everyone to be the best version of themselves but sometimes we are stopped right in our tracks because of self-doubt. It’s not until we see someone else overcome something that we put our own lives into perspective, for example, someone that goes through a life-altering disease, Paralympic […]
a long list of people, break the barrier,

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Mar

05
2019

Too much of a good thing is a bad thing
We all like to look our best and take a great picture; we look for the nicest surroundings trying to get the best light. However, it is not always possible. This used to be a problem, but nowadays we have Photoshop and many other photo-editing apps that lend us a helping hand. Women have been […]
seeing her true self, take a great picture,

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Feb

18
2019

Wife annuls marriage three minutes after wedding
A Kuwaiti couple divorced after a short-lived three-minute marriage because the bride tripped during the ceremony. According to local media, they had just signed the marriage contract in the courthouse when the bride tripped on her way out. Her husband, instead of helping her up and showing support, is said to have called her ‘stupid’. […]
right for each other, that kind of behaviour,

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Feb

15
2019

Hobbies TO COMBAT depression and anxiety?
Statistics taken from the Mental Health Foundation have found that one in six adults experienced a common mental health problem in 2016, such as anxiety or depression, while one in five adults had considered taking their own lives at some point. Before anything, it is important to define what is meant by “anxiety” and “depression”. […]
a common mental health problem, a sense of responsibility, people suffering depression,

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Feb

13
2019

Homelessness: giving light to a problem in THE SHADOWS
Although the typical image that comes to our minds when we think of a homeless person is someone living on the streets, homeless charity, Crisis, defines homeless as someone who ‘is sleeping rough; in emergency or temporary accommodation such as hostels and B&Bs, or sofa-surfing’. The national number of rough sleepers in the UK has […]
five minutes of your time, Give Warmth Appeal, under normal circumstances,

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Feb

04
2019

Say no to stress
When we think of stress we usually think of an overworked adult or someone with family and/or financial problems. But for many years now, stress amongst students has risen and new research has shown that even young children can suffer from stress. Look back over your childhood; it seemed like a magical stress-free time, right? […]
it is important to learn, support one another,

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