“What does to love someone mean to you?” That was one of the first questions my therapist asked me. I don’t remember the exact answer I gave back then. But it was something in the line of: Showing respect, allowing someone to be completely themselves, taking care of someone, forgiving, respecting boundaries, being there for … Continue reading [WID0074] Guest Post by Tiffany: “What Does To Love Someone Mean To You?”
[SC22005] Guest Post by Carolina: From Darkness To Light
Hey everyone! My name is Carolina, I’m 18 years old and I’m here to tell you a little bit of how Summercamp’22 changed my life. To give you the whole picture, let’s go back a few months. Around June, I went to see my family doctor because I was dealing with some skin issues, … Continue reading [SC22005] Guest Post by Carolina: From Darkness To Light
[WID0071] Guest Post by Rebeca: The Freedom Of Healing
It was a random Tuesday morning. The night before was tough. I couldn't sleep and woke up long before the sun even rose. I felt and knew I was anxious -- about something that I couldn't even remember. It was the middle of my Devotional Challenge, so I decided to use the time I gained … Continue reading [WID0071] Guest Post by Rebeca: The Freedom Of Healing
[WID0067] Guest Post by Tiffany: Home
[This story takes place in April 2021]If you look up the word home in the dictionary you will probably find the following meaning: “one’s place of residence; domicile; house.” But home also has a deeper emotional meaning. "Home is a safe haven and a comfort zone. A place to live with our families and pets and … Continue reading [WID0067] Guest Post by Tiffany: Home
[WID0061] Guest Post by Rebeca: Invisible Faith
Two weeks ago, as I'm writing this text, I was in my boyfriend's parents' house talking to my boyfriend's dad about my life and how difficult it was being to find a job and how the impact of my last two jobs had impacted me. It was a fragile and emotional moment, especially to talk … Continue reading [WID0061] Guest Post by Rebeca: Invisible Faith
[WID0045] Guest Post by Rebeca: The Importance Of Touch
How can the touch of a non-physical God heal you? Luke 13:10-13 (NVI Version) – “10 On a Sabbath Jesus was teaching in one of the synagogues, 11 and a woman was there who had been crippled by a spirit for eighteen years. She was bent over and could not straighten up at all. 12 When Jesus saw her, he called … Continue reading [WID0045] Guest Post by Rebeca: The Importance Of Touch
[WID0043] Guest Post by Suail: My Beautiful Journey To Motherhood
Here is a warm welcome to Suail. The one friend that began as a friend, turned into one of my God-sent-favors and is a sister to me today. We have known each other for over 17 years already and we have seen each other go through several phases of our life. One of my favorites … Continue reading [WID0043] Guest Post by Suail: My Beautiful Journey To Motherhood
I Survived, But My Spark Didn’t
28-3-2022Something in me turned off. I wrote about it in The 5-hour Sunset, when my little cousin died last december and I in a dip entered for a couple of days. I didn’t completely got out but kind of put it on hold. I had to pause myself to be with people. I put myself, … Continue reading I Survived, But My Spark Didn’t
[WID0016] Guest Post by Mwenecho: Untitled
I met Mwenecho in Malawi at the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Malawi. I don't remember how precisely, I think I went to pay for my registration and he was there, as the IT guy, talking to the guy that would assist me. Or they were just chatting and someone else helped me, I don't … Continue reading [WID0016] Guest Post by Mwenecho: Untitled
[WID0013] Guest Post by Raisa: Share Love & Pay It Forward
This week's guest writer is Raisa and she is Stephanie's best friend and our family friend. Well she practically is our cousin by now. I am so glad and proud of Raisa for writing and sharing this piece. And proud of seeing so much growth and a beautiful process she is going through. When we … Continue reading [WID0013] Guest Post by Raisa: Share Love & Pay It Forward
Tashmness. 