I was recently asked to do a live radio interview for BBC Hereford and Worcester on what motherhood meant to me. The researcher planned to dedicate half term to the topic of motherhood and interview different people with their own unique perspectives on the subject. She invited all three of my kids to come to the recording studio too, 'to chat live on air if they wanted to’!
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For most of us, uni is the biggest opportunity we have had yet to really reinvent ourself and we have the freedom to truly be and do whatever we want. So step out of your comfort zone and watch yourself become the person you’ve always wanted to be.
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The Christian Union is an amazing opportunity for you to get involved with other students from all sorts of different backgrounds, all having one common factor - they all believe in Jesus.
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The start of university offers numerous possibilities and I encourage you to make the most out of what you’ve got despite the circumstances. Although COVID-19 disrupted the end of my university life, I will never forget the three amazing years that I had at the University of Worcester. I hope you find your years at university just as wonderful as mine.
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When Covid-19 first hit our headlines, and then lockdown began, the idea that “we’re all in the same boat” kept coming up, time after time. Certainly, we were (and still, in a different way now, are) all in the same storm. The Coronavirus isn’t fussy about who it goes for, and has become an international traveller – albeit invisible! Nations around the world have all been affected, as the virus is no respecter of national boundary lines.
But are we really all in the same boat? Have we really all shared the same experience?
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Everybody else will be feeling the exact same as you, so don’t worry about trying to fit in. Just by starting those small conversations with your course-mates and flatmates could result in you making some of your best friends for life!
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In January of this year, while praying for Pam, I started to pray for her but instead the words that came out of my mouth were:
“Behold I am doing a new thing, the ways you have done things in the past will no longer work. I am doing something new!”
I was quite surprised to hear those words, but I am pretty sure it was a word from the Lord. I didn’t realise then what it meant but now looking back, I realise the truth of them, we can no longer do things as we used to. So, if we can’t do things as we used to, what do we need to do now?
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