Funke Oham

Having lost two children at birth, Funke Oham wrote a book about her experience and now shares tips on how to navigate the pain. No woman should endure the trying journey of conceiving and facing baby loss alone. Having walked in those shoes, I penned my first book – Always a Mum: How I Survived My Baby Loss to support women in similar circumstances. It also serves as a guiding light for those connected to these women, offering insights on how to be there for them.

Author Ann-Louise Graham looks at how we can stay in ministry without going under With headlines reminding us that, in the West at least, we’re living in a post-Christian culture, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that there’s also a huge amount being written on ministry and burnout. A quick online search will show, literally, hundreds of books written on the subject. So, what in the world does mission look like in the 21st century?

This Breast Cancer Awareness month author Kate Nicholas shares the lessons she learned as she 'battled' breast cancer. Source: Nadezhda Moryak / Pexels What does the phrase "battling against cancer" mean to you? Over the past decade of living with stage IV cancer, I have encountered many war-like metaphors in relation to the disease — in the media, conversation with secular friends and even, occasionally, in Church.