family

Creating a healthy family is an art. Rochelle Melville reveals some values and practices of a God-centred home.

Nihilism is the ultimate in despair, in which there is no hope, no future, no meaning, no values, no purpose, no God.

Those separated from loved ones need not despair.

Every family has its own traditions that make Christmas authentic. Harold Harker explores his past and the future.

Some mothers have eyes in the back of their heart.

It's been said that all is fair in love and war. Oneta Dernelle explores the existence of both in families and suggests ways to move beyond fairness.

It was more than just a place to sit. It was part of our family. Margaret Pearce considers the ...

Giving your favourite family recipes a nutritional makeover can help you cut down on fat (especially the undesirable saturated type) and include more of the right carbohydrate and incorporate foods known to fight chronic diseases.

With today's sometimes irregular family structures, the family Christmas isn't always ideal. Rita Mitios looks at what you can do to compensate.

Seeing how teenage believers deal with life was consistently startling.

Applying the KISS approach to Christmas pays real dividends.

Every time I hear the phrase, "to spend more time with family," I suspect a ruse.