The “day in between” reminds us that even in silence, grief, and uncertainty, hope is not lost. What feels like an ending may actually be part of a greater story unfolding. When we can’t see the purpose, we can still hold on because light is coming, even after the darkest day. Read more from @paula.taylor.64 #linkinbio #easter #eastersunday #goodfriday

https://www.pfe-women.co.uk/blog/inbetween by Edith Vilamajó Sanchis

At Easter, the message of Jesus is as powerful as ever but how we share it matters. In this talk given at the Finding Your Voice workshop, Alex Hillman explores how to use “hooks” that help people connect with the gospel in a real and relevant way. While many people are searching for things like purpose, hope, love, and security, they don’t always realise that their deepest need is a relationship with God. Easter speaks directly into those longings, through Jesus who understands our suffering, shows us perfect love, and brings true hope through his resurrection. The challenge? Know your audience. Speak to real fears and real questions. And most importantly, share what you love about Easter because authenticity is what truly connects. ✨ Link in bio https://youtu.be/AXT6AWuvZuI?si=K1wWESmryp8BKcyy @apassionforlifemission @alexhpoetry

✍️ Our Writing Greenhouse with author Kat Wordsworth started this week and it was incredible. 21 women empowered and equipped to find their voice through writing. 3 weeks to write a piece on our Easter prompt. We explored both the practical and emotional sides of writing, and the question many writers face: how do you actually begin? We talked about the powerful connection between reading and writing, how reading widely exposes us to different voices, styles and ideas, helping us grow as writers. We also discussed practical ways to build a writing practice, from experimenting with your writing environment and managing distractions to finding the time of day when creativity flows best. The conversation also touched on the reality of the blank page, the excitement, fear and possibility it brings. One key reminder: you can’t edit a blank page. Great writing often begins with messy first drafts. Above all, the message was simple: 📚 Read widely. ✍️ Write bravely. 💡 Start where you are. Thank you to everyone who joined the workshop and shared their reflections, we’re excited to see where your writing takes you next. 🏃‍♀️ Catch up #linkinbio

Many of our Finding Your Voice guests shared feeling a mix of nervousness and excitement about preparing and delivering talks and Spoken Word. Words used included... Links in bio if you want to catch up with the training so far!

Here are some of the questions we’ll be answering at our Finding Your Voice at Easter workshop. We’re starting next week, it’s not too late to join us. #Linkinbio

My Hygge No second thought I turn up the thermostat, Privileged. Cosied up in blankets Candle-glow permeates, Privileged. Warm, Safe, Peaceful Yet still, That ache... Watching a film with my love OLED TV twinkling, Privileged. Popcorn at our fingertips New sofa cradles us, Privileged. Warm Safe Peaceful Yet still, That ache... Arriving home, I know I can rest here, Privileged. Work day over, I choose to be still, Privileged. Warm Safe Peaceful Yet still, That ache... Wrapped up against winters bite Walking for joy alone, Privileged. Bidding friend goodbye Knowing what to expect when home, Privileged. Warm Safe Peaceful Yet still, That ache... Privileged beyond all dreaming, I've started equating wellbeing, With safe home, Human love, Community... Yet I am princess Anna And no privilege it seems, Can permeate This icy ache in me Only true Sacrificial love Could ever Set me free So I return my gaze to He, The one who stands between Between The ices final bite And all humanity This melter Of my frozen soul, By his love I'm again made whole For nothing But The great life giver, Can make The aching still. No nothing But the one who gave, Who gives, Who offers His all Nothing, But The great life giver, Can make The aching still. ‘You have made us for yourself oh Lord And our heart is restless until it rests in you.' St Augustine @poemsofthepasser #Hygge

“I met a wonderful lady recently who has had such a huge impact on who I am as a woman and how Jesus not only sees me but he has given me a voice that needs to be heard. It may surprise you to know that about 200 years separate us, but the beauty of Sarah C. William’s writing has made me feel that I know this woman, who was not only steadfast in her faith but had a heart for the broken, lost and unheard. In Sarah’s beautifully written book When Courage Calls we don’t hear about Josephine Butler, we hear from Josephine Butler, we hear her voice through her own words and through the lens of those she impacted. But so much more than that, we hear the heart of Christ who came from heaven to earth to transform all who put their faith and trust in Him. If you Google Josephine Butler, she is described as an English feminist and social reformer, but this shortchanges us from really knowing her. To know her you need to hear her own voice; a voice that declares the love her Lord and Saviour has for her; a voice that takes the love of God’s love into the heart of those most in need; a voice that sees through the pomp and ceremony of human pride and solely depends on the wisdom and guidance of the One True God who came to transform us all into his image. Josephiine teaches and demonstrates to us what a prayerful, trust-filled dependency on our Heavenly Father not only looks like, but we see the fruit of the reality of Christ’s Spirit living within us. Come and see for yourself through the pages of this courageous book what the voice of a woman of God sounds like, filled with passion for the things of God, filled with the reality of human suffering, trusting her whole self to Christ and his purposes, filled with the hope for all people that God is transforming the world from one that man rules to a world united through Christ our true King, working together for the good of all and the glory of God Our Creator, Our Redeemer.”@livinghisword777 Join our current Book Club reading When Courage Calls @hodderbooks