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Storytelling breaks stereotypes about criminals
Father Babychan Arackathara has been working as a chaplain in SA’s prisons for over 20 years. He is an advocate of the the human rights of prisoners and has a remarkable track record of restorative justice, bringing healing to offenders as well as victims and their families. He tells the stories of prisoners in a way that exposes us to new ways of understanding. Read more about Storytelling breaks stereotypes about criminals
Top 10 Charities to support this winter
Bring warmth to someone less fortunate Read more about Top 10 Charities to support this winter
[WATCH] United in prayer. Heartlines connects 100 church leaders to form a united Tshwane
Our What’s Your Story? campaign brings reconciliation in churches Read more about [WATCH] United in prayer. Heartlines connects 100 church leaders to form a united Tshwane
African Methodist Episcopal church youth to engage in storytelling
AME church youth to engage in our What's Your Story? campaign. Read more about African Methodist Episcopal church youth to engage in storytelling
A story of Resilience and Loving Above All Else
Aspiring film producer Lyndall Stephenson on her What's Your Story? experience in SA Read more about A story of Resilience and Loving Above All Else
Addiction can have a devastating effect on your finances.
Recovering addicts speak to us about the real cost of addiction Read more about Addiction can have a devastating effect on your finances.
Reconciliation Workshop
Church leaders to bring about reconciliation, empathy and understanding. Read more about Reconciliation Workshop
Prayer Session With the SA Deputy Director of Social Development
South Africans join hands in prayer Read more about Prayer Session With the SA Deputy Director of Social Development
A home without a father
The voices of the ones that stay behind. Read more about A home without a father
Healing the legacy of apartheid – how storytelling will help Lenasia build bridges
Our storytelling campaign aims to help Lenasia's Indian community reach out to others. Read more about Healing the legacy of apartheid – how storytelling will help Lenasia build bridges