Culture

A Grieving Mother’s guide to the Silence: What do You Do after Losing a Child?

Let me start with the before. Before my world split in two, I was a woman who defined herself by her productivity. I was a Business Development Specialist for start-ups,…

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Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng: The Devastating Price of Potential

Let us talk about families, the ones we are born into, the ones we dream of, and the ones that shape, and sometimes shatter, who we are. In Celeste Ng’s…

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Erina’s Manifesto for Women Claiming Their Seat at the Tech Table

My journey began with the gift of freedom of choice from my parents. At a time when parents typically picked careers for their children, mine never dictated my path. “If…

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Should one generation sacrifice itself for the next?

When faced with community issues, many of us opt for the less stressful path of avoidance. We deceive ourselves by believing that if someone else is being paid to handle…

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Letter to My Daughter: A roadmap for life’s complexities with grace and integrity

Maya Angelou’s Letter to My Daughter is a luminous and deeply personal collection of essays, reflections, and stories that serve as a guiding light for women—and indeed, all readers—navigating the…

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Naava Grey and Tasha: A Tale of Sisterhood, Music, Healing and Divine Connection

For the past decade, Naava Grey aka Ashley Naava has had a musical career in this country unlike anybody else’s. Hers has not been a meteoric rise to fame. After…

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I Feel Bad About My Neck: The Definitive Book on Aging You Must Read

The first time I noticed the extra skin underneath my breasts, I was taken aback. I couldn’t stop touching it, trying to understand how I had developed this excess skin…

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Embracing Social Media As a Communication Tool in Churches

When done well, social networking can enhance the fellowship of the church by providing congregants a window into each other’s lives. It can mobilize congregants to serve their neighbors and…

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Can Christians Today Really Impact Culture

As Christians, we have been given the responsibility of reaching out to people and bringing them to God.

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Marion Wasajja at Home

Arriving from work in the evening, Marion is greeted by an excited prince Mbogo who clings to her legs and refuses to let go. She drops her incredibly stylish purple handbag and carries the young prince who rewards her with a smile and a heated gibberish conversation ensues.

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