Arlene's triumph over tragedy
Family , AbuseArlene August tragically lost both parents as a teenager – a loss that impacted her even more after she got married.
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Crossing cultures led Cobus van Schalkwyk to minister in diversity
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A survivor’s reflection on how to rethink 16 Days
Every year posters go up, campaigns roll out, and we hear the same speech over and over again, but we still have women and children dying as a result of gender-based violence.
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When love learns a new language: Parenting a child with a disability
To every parent raising a child with a disability: You’re not behind. You’re not cursed. You’re not alone. You’re raising a masterpiece, one who might look different, sound different and move differently, but who who carries divine purpose in every breath.
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Life after the suicide of a loved one
Life after the suicide of a loved one is not something anyone can ever truly prepare for. It is not a straight line of healing, nor a simple process of moving on. Instead, it is a winding journey marked by questions, contradictions and constant reminders of what has been lost.
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Hopeville reminds us that our actions still matter
In a world that can feel like it’s spiralling out of control, Hopeville reminds us that our actions still matter and small steps of bravery can make a real difference.
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Faith leaders must unite in ending GBV
What role can faith leaders play in ending GBV? We need faith leaders to make a faith stance and a bold faith grounded declaration that their faith traditions, customs, practices and beliefs do not condone and allow gender-based violence.
