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Generosity is a clear distinctive of a healthy Christian life, writes Ben Allsop. Especially when times are difficult....

Eat organically when possible, says Kelli Kieselbach, but remember it’s better to eat conventional fruit and vegetables than none at all!...

It’s tax time, and time when many of us make donations to charity. So how do you choose an organization that will make an impact?...

The live action version is “an underwater musical” about a young mermaid who wants to bridge the gap between two divided peoples....

Any full life has its winters. It certainly isn’t non stop, full steam ahead productivity. So is it possible to flourish in winter?...

Gluten & dairy free, high protein & nutrient dense, tuna tabouli salad is also suitable during detox and weight loss programs....

In the wake of scandals across churches and leaders, here are some pointers to how we can process when leaders ‘fall from grace’....

As we step back and think about what’s going on with digital technology – including AI – there’s a few keys Christians need to consider....

Despite the convenience of remote working, it doesn’t help build trust and innovation among employees, writes Michael McQueen....

Healthcare is set for nothing less than revolution as innovators continue to forge its intersection with emerging technologies....

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