Many may not know of this man who died 164 years ago this month, but he impacted the world and his legacy is unlike any other. There is wisdom from his lifestyle, which greatly contributed to his death, where you and I can take away much, on what not to do.

Style, autonomy, and the quiet economics of appearance. SEELE contributor Jade Toko poses the question if single women dress better than women in relationships. 

On the corner of Lexington Avenue and 50^th Street, the two-story restaurant offers upscale dining and reimagined iconic Waldorf items.

SEELE contributor Zeeva Usman shares a Christmas reflection.

If you want to get closer to yourself, move far away. Distance has a way of stripping off everything that isn’t you- writes Adeja Allen.

In recent years, the church (the body of Christ), has found itself under harsh criticism, yet across the globe, Christians and the church has stayed silent in the face of deep societal crisis’s, writes KB Chakela.

November is a month of reflection. As the year winds down and the days grow shorter, we often find ourselves looking back — at dreams we chased, doors we hoped would open, and the things we still long for. But what if this November, your most important decision wasn’t about achieving more, but choosing something else: an unshakable life?

As the world gets louder and busier, fashion chooses quietness, finesse, and softness.

The squeaky-clean streets of Mayfair are home to a wealth of embellished restaurants. It does expensive lighting, crisp tablecloths and highly perfumed bathrooms well. But homely, authentic dining? Not so well- writes SEELE contributor Ella Mapes.

“I’ve been a Christian for 3 years now, but I’ve known about Christ since the day I was born. How had I gone 21 years of my life knowing all about God but not understanding the Bible? I want to tackle the age-old debate: saved by grace,” writes SEELE contributor Hazzy Redgard for her November post.

“I have walked in seasons of waiting, seasons of uncertainty and even seasons of mourning, and yet this song declares that the opposite still remains true, if God said it, He will do it,” writes SEELE Faith Editor KB Chakela.

Time was never meant to be managed like a currency — spent, saved, or lost, writes Zeeva Usman. Rather, it's a gift entrusted to us for care, reflection, and purpose.

“What I’ve learnt is that if I’m stressed, anxious and overwhelmed, it’s because I’m relying on myself and not relying on God,” writes SEELE contributor Hazzy Redgard.

“There is always more with God,” writes SEELE Faith Editor KB Chakela

The Power of a Shoe, by Jade Toko.

For SEELE, September is a month focused on the dry and wilderness seasons of life, moments we can all relate to.

SEELE Faith Editor KB Chakela shares the antedate for breakthrough.

We build walls for security. We build walls for protection. The strength and size of the wall depends on the value of what it is we are trying to protect. In this article, we will explore how God breaks down the walls in our lives, writes SEELE contributor Hazzy Redgard.

“Walking through the world of Mr. Alaïa, you can almost see his creations come alive. His designs have always been an ode to women, celebrating their strength and empowering their presence,” writes SEELE contributor Jade Zissala Toko.