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  1. 10 Ways to Combat Jealousy

    10 Ways to Combat Jealousy

    To tie in with the publication of The Comparison Trap, author Helen Roberts suggests 10 ways that we can combat jealousy.

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  2. ‘Don’t just pretend to love others – really love them’

    ‘Don’t just pretend to love others – really love them’

    Today is International Women's Day, a global event that celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. To tie in with this awareness day we're sharing an extract from Helen Roberts' new book The Comparison Trap. In this extract Helen reflects on a passage from Romans 12:9-15 (NLT) and explores Paul's letter to the Corinthians. She tells us that there is much we can learn about relationships in this letter.

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  3. Why the title 'Irrepressible'?

    Why the title 'Irrepressible'?

    "These twelve principles mean a lot to me and have formed so much of my thinking over recent years. I hope they will give other people some practical handholds and a good dollop of hope". Cathy Madavan, speaker and author of Irrepressible: 12 principles for a courageous, resilient and fulfilling life tells us why she wrote the book, why the title 'Irrepressible' and how we should use this tool-kit.

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  4. An Irrepressible Journey

    An Irrepressible Journey

    ‘I sometimes feel we are sold a myth that we somehow download our purpose in our twenties and then work on that until we “achieve our dreams”,’ speaker, writer and coach Cathy Madavan shares with SPCK ahead of the launch of her new book, Irrepressible: 12 principles for a courageous, resilient and fulfilling life.

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  5. The Tudor Reformation

    The Tudor Reformation

    What do think of when you hear the term Reformation? Most would think of the process by which parts of Catholic Europe became Protestant. Professor Alec Ryrie writes that we shouldn't be distracted by this and instead tells us that the English Reformation was more of a political event rather than a religious one. Find out more in this extract from his new book The English Reformation. 

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