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World of despair: Living with ‘stuffed head syndrome’
Heartlines CEO Dr Garth Japhet reflects on the reality of dealing with mental health, part of which he explores in his new book Like Water is for Fish.
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Depression made me feel weak
For many people who battle depression, suicidal thoughts are a part of daily life. When Anela’s depression became more sever, she thought that suicide was the only option. She recounts the story of how it brought her to a halt, and how, eventually, she survived. Read more about Depression made me feel weak
Church in the time of COVID-19
We’ve gathered some ideas to help you keep your church community strong and encouraged during COVID-19 Read more about Church in the time of COVID-19
The way we father can reshape the nation
Heartlines hosts first webinar in series on fatherhood. Read more about The way we father can reshape the nation
How a father’s involvement in the first 1000 days shapes a child
Heartlines hosts the third webinar in a four-part series on fatherhood. Read more about How a father’s involvement in the first 1000 days shapes a child
How to address our fears around reconnection as lockdown eases
"We are all in different spaces of COVID-19, some have lost their lives. We are all affected but impacted differently, and we have to be mindful that our surviving and thriving depends on our interconnectedness" - Merrishia Singh-Naicker Read more about How to address our fears around reconnection as lockdown eases
Unrest recovery sparks renewed commitment to reconciliation
Church leaders in the violence-struck areas of Phoenix, Inanda, Ntuzuma, KwaMashu and Umhlanga/Durban North (PINKU) came together in a two-day process at the end of September in a renewed effort to build bridges following the unrest that tore through the region in July.
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Celebrating South Africa's youth
In a world where challenges and obstacles often seem insurmountable, the unwavering determination of our youth is truly inspiring. With their boundless energy, creativity, and hunger for knowledge, they represent the torchbearers of hope for a better future.
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Our unsung sheroes
For many women married to clergymen, there is little recognition of their existence and contribution to the growth of the ministries their partners are labouring in. We take a moment to honour them.
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Choosing to co-parent for my children's well-being
Co-parenting Series: Part 1
Lebo shares how she and her ex-husband persevered to find a way to work together and co-parent amicably for their children's sake.
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Reflecting on the past, shaping the future
As we honour the legacy of the youth of 1976, we are reminded of the enduring spirit of resilience and hope that characterises South Africa’s young people. They are the torchbearers of change.
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